Fog using a huge amount of memory and failing
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@joe-gill Ok you are using php-fpm. That is good. Now we need to understand what is consuming the memory. I had a previous post where I was asking specific questions about your current setup. Please respond to that… and
Depending on your distro there is a php-fpm file that fog creates it should be in /etc (in a sub directory) called
www.conf. Under centos 7 its in/etc/php-fpm.dLets review that file, towards the middle there should be this line uncommented.pm.max_requests = 2000Let make sure its not commented out.
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@george1421
Running on a Hyper V Virtual Machine
FOG OS - Debian 9.4
Memory - 4 GB
CPU - 2 CPUs allottedI used Top to determine these. If their is a better command let me know and I will certainly run that and report back.
Memory Usage (in order from most to least) –
Apache2 (20 percent)
mysql
FOGImageSize
FOGPingHosts
FOGSnapinHashCPU Usage –
Apache2 -
@joe-gill Can I get to bits of info I forgot to ask?
- Top CPU usage service
- Number of clients you have in your FOG environment
- Fog check in interval Fog Configuration -> Fog Settings -> Fog Client -> FOG_CLIENT_CHECKIN_TIME (if you have less than 300 [5 minutes] you might want to bump that up to 300 or 600 seconds).
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@george1421
Top CPU usage service is Apache2.
Total hosts is ~500.Where is the www.conf file located in Debian? I searched high and low and could not find it. I found something in the /etc/php/7.0/ directory but it didn’t have pm.max_requests.
Thanks!
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@joe-gill said in Fog using a huge amount of memory and failing:
/etc/php/7.0/
is probably a close directory for php 7.x in there should be a maybe a /etc/php-fpm.d directory and in that there should be www.conf. The file name is consistent its just the location of the file that changes with the version of php.
Also I added an additional question to my list.
Fog check in interval Fog Configuration -> Fog Settings -> Fog Client -> FOG_CLIENT_CHECKIN_TIME (if you have less than 300 [5 minutes] you might want to bump that up to 300 or 600 seconds).
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I seem to be having bigger issues. PHP is completely un-responsive now. I can and have been able to reach the Apache test page on our server but cannot get anything to run in php. I tried restarting the service, rebooting the server, unistalling php and re-running the fog installer. I will start a new thread and tag you in it.
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@george1421 Huh. I’ve got Apache 2.0 Handler here. Should I follow the steps in the link or is there something else that I should do?
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@jstephen You have 1.5.4 installed, but you have the apache handler in place and you didn’t change it?
If that is true then I can understand why your UI is a bit sucky. That is why they moved to php-fpm. Wait your info.php page showed that you had the fast cgi enabled.
edit: Hint, make sure you are replying to the proper thread.
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@george1421 George, I think I did reply to the proper thread… it is just a little confusing since someone else with a similar problem seems to have popped in!
Fog is version 1.5.4. This same server has been updated through many, many versions for 4 years or mo so maybe it has some lingering old stuff!
My phpinfo page does not indicate that I have FastCGI enabled. I’m reading through this thread ( https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10717/can-php-fpm-make-fog-web-gui-fast/4 ) now to see whether there is information about getting mpm working.
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@jstephen Sorry my mistake same issue and same color avatar.
I don’t think the FOG installer is setting mpm by design. That will help with performance but not using php-fpm will give you a craptacular experience with the new gui.
So you ran the info-php script and its still reporting Apache handler?
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I was able to remote in and find out what was going sideways with the OP’s system. I’ll fill out the details in a bit, but there is the keys.
mods-enabled/php5.conf set handler
9.4
sites-enabled/001-fog.config
It appears to be an issue with at least debian 9.4 at the moment where php-fpm wasn’t being enabled causing the sluggish UI and high apache usage.
