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Use recon library to get process memory stats on Windows #224
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rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server#1270 introduced using
wmic.exe
to get the amount of memory used byerl.exe
on Windows. #222 reverted this change and restored behavior to usingerlang:memory()
.This mailing list post provides a method to get memory use from the Erlang VM's allocator statistics. After some searching, it appears that this method in the
recon
library achieves the same result.You can see here some comparison in memory reporting using several different methods. Note that the first value is from
recon
and the last two are from the code provided in therabbitmq-users
post. Those values also closely track what Task Manager showed in its output.On Linux, the
/proc/PID/statm
file will be used, andps
for other Unix platforms.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: