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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Memory Profiling
Creating the memory profile files.
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Firstly, go to the main config directory and run manager with the flag named ```-memprof_dir```. For this example, I choosed ```tmp``` directory from my machine.
Firstly, go to the main config directory and run the engine with the flag named ```-memprof_dir```. For this example, I choosed ```tmp``` directory from my machine.
Also, there are other flags that we can use:
```-memprof_interval``` - Time between memory profile saves. By default, the time between writing into files is 5 seconds.
@@ -17,8 +17,7 @@ Also, there are other flags that we can use:
::
cd ~/go/src/github.com/ITsysCOM/Rakuten/ricc/cfgs/cgrmanager/dev
cgr-manager -config_path=. -logger=*stdout -memprof_dir=/tmp/
cgr-engine -config_path=. -logger=*stdout -memprof_dir=/tmp/
In the running process, this will create a file named ```mem1_prof.prof```. Let the engine run for some time, and then you can kill the process. When the process is killed, it will create another file named ```mem_final.prof``` containing the final memory profiling information.