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Will have to find an alternative that can work with sentry to eat 150 GB of RAM for no reason /s
by lionkor 3y ago
Will have to find an alternative that can work with sentry to eat 150 GB of RAM for no reason /s
- figmert 3y agoI don't know which part of your comment you're saying sarcastically, but I presume you're referencing the fact that Redis uses up a lot of memory. This is because Redis is a caching database, and pulls the data into memory for it to be faster. This is by design.
- cthalupa 3y agoI believe the sarcasm is around Sentry and implying that it's redis usage is poorly optimized. I'm not familiar with Sentry, but it looks like the self hosted version makes use of redis as part of it's underlying stack.
- the_mitsuhiko 3y agoI recognize our (Sentry’s) over-use of redis. Also doesn’t make us particularly happy. Can’t promise that this will get significantly better but the desire is there at the very least.
- stees 3y agoKeyDB? :)
- Comma2976 3y agoJust run a few instances of any JVM application