Yesterday I upgraded to Vasil 1.35.3 and today I was surprised how much memory it graps.
I run 1.34.1 with 19.9GB heap memory allocation over weeks. Now the producer needs 22.3GB.
The relays are just fine. I couldn’t find any differences. They have leveled off at 10GB as before.
What is your experience?
Relay → GHCRTSOPTS=“-N -T -I0 -A16m --disable-delayed-os-memory-return --nonmoving-gc”
Producer → GHCRTSOPTS=“-N”
My two relays and BP are still using normal amounts of RAM. Have you restarted since you upgraded? Any other services running?
What is your normal amount of RAM?
I restartet the producer and now it is at 10.7GB after 3 hours uptime.
Let’s see how it behaves after a while. It looks very good for now.
On the hardware server is just the producer and nothing else.
not running/ran cncli leaderlog? This service will double the ram consumption while is checking
Hi! What exactly metrics you are referring to?
This is my rts_gc_current_bytes_used/(1024*1024):
Pike is were I ran cncli leaderlog. This is BP.
I didn’t run cncli leaderlog. The high allocation was after the upgrade to 1.35.3 and the following block verification process. After a restart everything looks good for now.
For metrics I use:
My light blue line looks similar to your green graph. 
The dark blue line is slightly over 11GB which I also see in top:
Thanks to the restart, everything looks fine now.
The BP ist running on a hardwareserver - 12 core Intel i7 3.33 GHz with 24 GB Ram.
I’m out of my depth with all this. But I do understand that each successful implementation of node 1.35.3 brings us closer to the launch of Vasil.
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