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We noticed a memory leak of the permgem space when using aleph's http client. After a while, we found that lamina.trace/canonical-probe keywordize all strings and http client use (str "http-connection:" (:server-name options)) as a part of the generated canonical-probe. So using the http client with a lot of different hosts causes a lot of different keywords to be stored into the pergem and finally causes an "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space".
So can we juste disable the keywordization there? What do you think?
As you know, we rely on lamina/aleph on production and would appreciate your help.
Regards,
David
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Specify a :name in the request, and it won't generate a new probe name each time. This should be prominently documented, and probably default to not being traced in the case of standalone http-requests. Leaving this open until we default to saner behavior.
Specify a :name in the request, and it won't generate a new probe name each time. This should be prominently documented, and probably default to not being traced in the case of standalone http-requests. Leaving this open until this defaults to saner behavior.
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Hello Zach,
We noticed a memory leak of the permgem space when using aleph's http client. After a while, we found that lamina.trace/canonical-probe keywordize all strings and http client use (str "http-connection:" (:server-name options)) as a part of the generated canonical-probe. So using the http client with a lot of different hosts causes a lot of different keywords to be stored into the pergem and finally causes an "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space".
So can we juste disable the keywordization there? What do you think?
As you know, we rely on lamina/aleph on production and would appreciate your help.
Regards,
David
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: