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Two questions you need to answer: 1. Is the app breaking or failing or not serving its purpose in any way? First find the problem, then look for the causes. 2
by dsr_ 6y ago
Two questions you need to answer:
1. Is the app breaking or failing or not serving its purpose in any way? First find the problem, then look for the causes.
2. Let's say your app is using 29G of the memory in a 32GB instance. If you put it in a 64GB instance, will it use 29GB of that, 63GB of that, or does it continue to grow until it runs out of memory and restarts? The first case means you have correctly sized your instance. The second case means the app is good about using almost but not quite all the memory available. The third case is a problem.
- 101008 6y agoThe app is not breaking for now, but it will if we send more requests. The problem we are facing is that if we keep adding more instances (we are using Azure web app) the other instsancs also consume 80% (I thought the original memory consumption would be split equally on all instances). So it seems it is the second case.