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> A more general question: why is it so typical for a Python we worker to have its memory grow infinitely with each request processed? I can't talk about gener
by kasabali 9y ago
> A more general question: why is it so typical for a Python we worker to have its memory grow infinitely with each request processed?
I can't talk about general situation but in this specific case it's because they've turned off GC previously, so growing infinitely was expected. Details are in the first blog post they've linked from the OP.
- IgorPartola 9y agoNotice that even with the GC on, even with the modified GC, the memory footprint doesn’t stabilize. It just grows slower.