Thank you for the useful information.
I checked the number of connections, and I found there are about 3,000 connections from clients now.
I try to reduce it.
Let me check additionally.
1. This event that the virtual memory usage of PostgreSQL grows is due to a large number of connections.
2. I didn't know that the moderate setting of max_connection is 100 to 200 or 300 on
a 128GB box. Where is it written in the PostgreSQL manual?
Best regards,
At Fri, 5 Nov 2021 18:15:01 +0900, 菊池祐 <y.kikuchi0714@gmail.com> wrote in
> I attached postgresql.conf file.
> max_connections = 10000 # (change requires restart)
I think the moderate setting of max_connection is 100 to 200 or 300 on
a 128GB box. Depending on workload but it seems that you need to
reduce it to the same range. 1000 might be possible for super-light
weight workload but it is almost definite that 10000 don't fit 128GB
memory, or on CPUs with 16-32 cores.
I'm sure the clients are executing queries with quite low
frequency. Maybe you want to use connection pooler such like Pgpool-II
or pgbouncer, yandex/odyssey if the clients need to maintain their
connections to the server for a long time.
regards.
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Kyotaro Horiguchi
NTT Open Source Software Center