TITLE
GoAccess taking huge RAM allocations & running long times
PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.79 Update #4 (on Debian Linux 12.15)
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Good day,
As GoAccess was introduced as the new stats tool, I was switching from the former configured AWStats. As I was checking our monitorings I recognized periods of huge RAM allocations since then - today I went to the server and found GoAccess seems to be running a bit wild, screenshot of htop:
As I have absolutely no experience with GoAccess, I would like to ask if that may be considered normal - or if the set parameters are producing the situation.
I would believe a statistics-tool running on a daily basis should possibly not have so much hunger for RAM..
I am switching back to AWStats for now - I am open for delivering more exact details if needed or test mitigations.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
Switch from AWStats to GoAccess for a Plesk site.
ACTUAL RESULT
High allocations in RAM from the GoAccess process & steadily allocating one core with 100% for hours.
EXPECTED RESULT
I can just go from my expectations, but little knowledge of the GoAccess product: I would believe such tooling should not use such amounts of RAM.
ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
(DID NOT ANSWER QUESTION)
YOUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PLESK SERVICE TEAM
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GoAccess taking huge RAM allocations & running long times
PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.79 Update #4 (on Debian Linux 12.15)
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Good day,
As GoAccess was introduced as the new stats tool, I was switching from the former configured AWStats. As I was checking our monitorings I recognized periods of huge RAM allocations since then - today I went to the server and found GoAccess seems to be running a bit wild, screenshot of htop:
As I have absolutely no experience with GoAccess, I would like to ask if that may be considered normal - or if the set parameters are producing the situation.
I would believe a statistics-tool running on a daily basis should possibly not have so much hunger for RAM..
I am switching back to AWStats for now - I am open for delivering more exact details if needed or test mitigations.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE
Switch from AWStats to GoAccess for a Plesk site.
ACTUAL RESULT
High allocations in RAM from the GoAccess process & steadily allocating one core with 100% for hours.
EXPECTED RESULT
I can just go from my expectations, but little knowledge of the GoAccess product: I would believe such tooling should not use such amounts of RAM.
ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
(DID NOT ANSWER QUESTION)
YOUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PLESK SERVICE TEAM
Help with sorting out
