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It's a general question on how do I make sure that I'm not eating up
memory unnecessarily. I have a script that is used as a user
interface to:
monitoring the status of application's several scripts,
stopping, starting, and creating projects within the application
A project is defined as the set of actions required to be implemented
by the collection of scripts. All the settings are stored in a DB by
this script, then the script can start and stop the application's set
of scripts.
The question is how do I make sure that I'm not unnecessarily eating
memory (is this what you may call creating zombies?). How do I go
about monitoring those resources. Is there a good link or book
addressing this?
Thanks
Mike
memory unnecessarily. I have a script that is used as a user
interface to:
monitoring the status of application's several scripts,
stopping, starting, and creating projects within the application
A project is defined as the set of actions required to be implemented
by the collection of scripts. All the settings are stored in a DB by
this script, then the script can start and stop the application's set
of scripts.
The question is how do I make sure that I'm not unnecessarily eating
memory (is this what you may call creating zombies?). How do I go
about monitoring those resources. Is there a good link or book
addressing this?
Thanks
Mike