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  • Thread Starter leaderpvp

    (@leaderpvp)

    Currently investigating this situation using xdebug, profiling memory.
    I also believe that it is an infrastructure problem, but out IT won’t agree with me.
    Also, mysql is not an issue, such configuration holds 40,000,000 visitors daily on 3 servers.
    Perhaps the PHP 5.3.1 leaks somewhere as 5.3.1 has a lot of leaks, as option, wordpress using few of these functions, that leaked memory…
    or… 5.3.1 had a bug when under some circumstances not freeing memory at execution end.

    Let’s prove it wrong so ??

    Thread Starter leaderpvp

    (@leaderpvp)

    @catacaustic, did you got to the deepness of the problem?
    It leaks(!) memory, once per 2-3 requests after execution finishes, it is not frees these 4-9mb of memory, with a time, 12GB of server’s memory is ate, seems by a cache (even it is disabled everywhere), and server stops responding.

    Thread Starter leaderpvp

    (@leaderpvp)

    As an investigation shows, WordPress uses up to 6.76mb in peak and 6.49mb at the end of execution at front, backend’s usage less interesting.
    this is an exact amount that memory is jumps.
    I have a few point to continue investigation.

    Do you have any now?

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