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  • Chris Pemberton 12 posts 32 karma points
    May 04, 2012 @ 12:19
    Chris Pemberton
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    Umbraco 5.1 Memory Leak?

    I have migrated a very small site from Umbraco 5.0.1 to 5.1 and from SQL Compact to SQL 2008 and although the speed has increased I am seeing massive memory use!! After just a few pages loaded its up over 300Mb and then after a bit more 1.2GB (w2wp.exe). Recycling the App Pool obviously clears this but what is going on?

    Anyone else experiencing the same?

    I thought I would test to see if I had missed something in the migration by setting up a completely new site using the following process:

    1. In Visual Studio Start a new MVC 3 Project (Razor Blank etc)

    2. Use NuGet to pull in the Umbraco 5.1 Package

    3. Compile (Using Either Debug or Release)

    4. Setup the site in IIS, own App Pool, .NET 4 all pretty standard

    5. Load the site in a browser, run the install and connect it up to an SQL 2008 DB

    6. Login to the back office

    7. Sit back and watch as the memory rises!!

    I can't be the only one experiencing this... Can I?

  • Morten Christensen 596 posts 2773 karma points admin hq c-trib
    May 04, 2012 @ 18:09
    Morten Christensen
    1

    Hi Chris,

    I tried testing this following your step-by-step guide, but I don't get the same excessive use of memory. The w3wp.exe process stays more or less constant at 420MB.

    One thing though, that you don't mention in your guide to testing this is setting permissions for the site. So just to make sure that your app pool identity has full read/write/modify permissions on the following folders:

    •  App_Data
    •  App_Plugins
    •  Areas
    •  Bin
    •  Content
    •  Scripts
    •  Views

    Let me know if this makes any difference. Also, if you could please post your log file located here \App_Data\Logs\UmbracoTraceLog.txt that could help us find a cause for the issue you are experiencing.

    Thanks,

    Morten

  • Chris Pemberton 12 posts 32 karma points
    May 08, 2012 @ 10:30
    Chris Pemberton
    0

    Hi Morten,

    Thanks for the response. I tried you suggestions first by adding the IIS_IUSRS account to each of the folders and making sure the permission were copied down and this did nothing, Just to test I then tried adding the same permissions to the entire site but still nothing.

    I am attaching my log file as requested. I really appreciate you taking the time to look at this for me.

     

    2012-05-08 09:21:18,957 [6] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - FindEntityByUrl for URL http://localhost:9000/aboutus took 186ms
    2012-05-08 09:21:27,428 [8] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - Resolving entity by Non-Domain URL
    2012-05-08 09:21:27,506 [8] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - FindEntityByUrl for URL http://localhost:9000/our-brands took 155ms
    2012-05-08 09:21:30,929 [5] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - Resolving entity by Non-Domain URL
    2012-05-08 09:21:31,009 [5] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - FindEntityByUrl for URL http://localhost:9000/creativity-store-programme took 172ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,869 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - Start Initialise
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,916 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - Finding plugin DLLs
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,916 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - Finding plugin DLLs completed (took 5ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,932 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - Determining hash of plugins on disk
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,932 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - Hash determined (took 5ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,932 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - No plugin changes detected
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,963 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.PluginManager [(null)] - End Initialise (took 59ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,963 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.UI.MvcApplication [(null)] - Http application warmup
    2012-05-08 09:23:20,979 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder FrameworkSetup
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,010 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 34ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,025 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.UmbracoWebApplication [(null)] - Start called. Product info: Umbraco 5.1 build 5.1.0.175
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,025 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Created
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,181 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Initialising container
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,181 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Booting
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,181 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder UmbracoContainerBuilder`1
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,197 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.UmbracoWebApplication [(null)] - Container is building
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,197 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder WebTypesDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,213 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 9ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,213 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder MvcTypesDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,337 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 128ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,337 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder HiveDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,415 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 74ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,415 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder LoadFromPersistenceConfig
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,447 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for nhibernate in Umbraco.Framework.Persistence.NHibernate
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,447 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder NHibernateDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,462 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder NHibernateConfigBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,478 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 2ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,493 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 35ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,493 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a bootstrapper for nhibernate
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,493 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for nhibernate
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,493 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for templates in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,509 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,509 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,509 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for templates
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,509 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for templates
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,509 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for partials in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for partials
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for partials
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for file-uploader in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for file-uploader
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for file-uploader
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for scripts in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for scripts
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for scripts
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,525 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for stylesheets in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for stylesheets
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for stylesheets
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for macros in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for macros
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for macros
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for macro-partials in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for macro-partials
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for macro-partials
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,540 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Calling setup module for stubs in Umbraco.Hive.Providers.IO
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,556 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ProviderDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,556 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 0ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,556 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a no-op bootstrapper for stubs
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,556 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Hive.DependencyManagement.ProviderDemandRunner [(null)] - Registering a ProviderDependencyHelper for stubs
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,556 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 132ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,587 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterTasks start took 18ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,587 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterTreeControllers start took 6ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,603 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterPropertyEditors start took 7ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,603 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterParameterEditors start took 5ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,618 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterEditorControllers start took 7ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,634 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterMenuItems start took 7ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,634 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterSurfaceControllers start took 3ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,650 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterDashboardFilters start took 3ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,650 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterDashboardMatchRules start took 1ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,665 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterPermissions start took 7ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,665 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.DependencyManagement.UmbracoComponentRegistrar [(null)] - RegisterMacroEngines start took 3ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,665 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - Start AddDependencyDemandBuilder ModelMappingsDemandBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,665 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 4ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,681 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.Localization.TextManager [(null)] - Start ReloadTexts
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,696 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.Localization.TextManager [(null)] - End ReloadTexts (took 19ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,712 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.UmbracoWebApplication [(null)] - Container building is complete
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,712 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Framework.DependencyManagement.AbstractContainerBuilder [(null)] - End AddDependencyDemandBuilder (took 524ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:21,837 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Booting CmsBootstrapper
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,742 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Registering MVC areas
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,742 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Registering custom MVC routes
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,742 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Booting RenderBootstrapper
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,757 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Registering MVC global filters
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,757 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Registering MVC default routes
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,757 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Tasks.ConfigurationTaskBuilder [(null)] - Executing Umbraco.Cms.Web.Tasks.ConfigurationTaskBuilder
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,773 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Tasks.ConfigurationTaskBuilder [(null)] - Building configuration tasks
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,788 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Tasks.ConfigurationTaskBuilder [(null)] - Found post-package-install config task of type DisplayUITask for package, registering it as systeminfo-post-package-install
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,788 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Tasks.ConfigurationTaskBuilder [(null)] - End building configuration tasks (took 17ms)
    2012-05-08 09:23:22,788 [1] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.System.Boot.BootManager [(null)] - Application start took 1767ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:24,738 [5] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - Resolving entity by Non-Domain URL
    2012-05-08 09:23:25,534 [5] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - FindEntityByUrl for URL http://localhost:9000/ took 2401ms
    2012-05-08 09:23:29,263 [5] WARN  NHibernate.Engine.StatefulPersistenceContext.ProxyWarnLog [(null)] - Narrowing proxy to Umbraco.Framework.Persistence.RdbmsModel.AttributeSchemaDefinition - this operation breaks ==
    2012-05-08 09:23:31,353 [5] WARN  NHibernate.Engine.StatefulPersistenceContext.ProxyWarnLog [(null)] - Narrowing proxy to Umbraco.Framework.Persistence.RdbmsModel.AttributeSchemaDefinition - this operation breaks ==
    2012-05-08 09:27:09,740 [20] INFO  Umbraco.Cms.Web.Routing.DefaultRoutingEngine [(null)] - Resolving entity by Non-Domain URL

  • Morten Christensen 596 posts 2773 karma points admin hq c-trib
    May 08, 2012 @ 15:13
    Morten Christensen
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    Hi Chris,

    Just to make sure - after updating your site with the IIS_IUSRS permission was the w3wp process still growing to 1.2GB ?

    At a glance your log file doesn't have anything out of the ordinary, but I'll have a closer look and compare to the log file produced by my own test.

    Have you tried to see if there is any difference in behaviour between using SQL and SQL CE? Also, are you using the DevDataSet for testing your site?

    - Morten

  • Chris Pemberton 12 posts 32 karma points
    May 08, 2012 @ 15:48
    Chris Pemberton
    0

    Hi,

    Yes it is still going up every page request.

    Interesting but probably obvious is that the less content on the page the smaller the increments but with full content it jumps by upto 100Mb! which as the entire site and Database come to only 30Mb confuses me a little.

    Im happy to run any debugging but not sure really how I can trace what's going on, any ideas?

    I found SQL CE to be to slow so switch to SQL 2008. I don't currently have the DevDataSet installed.

    Just some basic templates, pages and macros. But I am also testing a fresh install which has only one page, one template and no macros and it does rise, just very slowly.

    Chris

  • danattfield 7 posts 27 karma points
    May 11, 2012 @ 16:32
    danattfield
    0

    We're currently experiencing the same; v5.1, SQL Server 2008 and easily 900MB (idle) - 1.5GB (active) memory usage, within a minute or two of site load.

    I've set NETWORK SERVICE, IIS_IUSRS and the ASP.NET v4.0 app pool to have full modify/read/write permissions on the root folder just in case I missed any subfolders, but no change.

    This seems like I've configured something incorrectly - any suggestions?

    Dan

  • Morten Christensen 596 posts 2773 karma points admin hq c-trib
    May 11, 2012 @ 16:51
    Morten Christensen
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    Hi Dan,

    Are you running a fresh 5.1 instance or has it been upgraded from an earilier version?

    Just to verify are you running in "Integrated Mode" ?

    You only need to give the following folders Modify permissions for the Application Pool identity (but yes giving the permissions you did would ensure that its not a permissions issue).

    • App_Data
    • App_Plugins
    • Areas
    • Bin
    • Content
    • Scripts
    • Views

    Is this an error that occured after you moved the site to a server or is it also happning on your local machines?

    - Morten

  • danattfield 7 posts 27 karma points
    May 11, 2012 @ 17:05
    danattfield
    0

    Hi Morten,

    Yes, I can confirm that the app pool's running in Integrated pipeline mode. As for the permissions; exactly, I wanted to be absolutely certain by using blanket coverage.

    This was an upgrade from a 5.0.x application - I followed the instructions below the download link here: http://umbraco.codeplex.com/releases/view/86766

    I wondered if maybe I should take the vanilla 5.1 installation and manually add in my views etc., rather than the other way round as described in the instructions?

    I've not tried running the site on a local machine; we've got a Amazon cloud instance to play with, so we've been testing directly on there.

    Dan

  • Chris Pemberton 12 posts 32 karma points
    May 11, 2012 @ 22:17
    Chris Pemberton
    0

    Hi,

    I am running on a fresh copy of 5.1 with view, macros. styles etc put in after and yep memory shoots up. It is still running on my local machine as I cannot put it onto one of our servers as it is.

    I have run it on another machine and had the same problem.

    Chris

  • Jeroen Breuer 4908 posts 12265 karma points MVP 5x admin c-trib
    May 13, 2012 @ 13:05
    Jeroen Breuer
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    Could it be related to this issue? http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U5-673#comment=67-1836

    Jeroen

  • Morten Christensen 596 posts 2773 karma points admin hq c-trib
    May 14, 2012 @ 09:22
    Morten Christensen
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    Yup, thats a good point. @Dan and @Chris any of you using Macro caching ?

    @Chris I have still not been able to reproduce the issue with memory growing on a fresh 5.1 site. Is there any chance you can record a screenr (from setting up the site to seeing the memory grow)?

    @Dan I have seen a few reports where the issues seems to be related to upgrading, so if its possible for you to do it from a fresh 5.1 (maybe just a single doc type, template and page) to see if it makes a difference for you then I would encourage you to try it out - and let us know the result.

    - Morten

  • danattfield 7 posts 27 karma points
    May 14, 2012 @ 12:57
    danattfield
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    Re: Macro caching: not to my knowledge. Also, we've only got one MacroPartial in the site, and after testing with that removed, there's no improvement in memory consumption. I'm guessing, though, that RenderMacro might be used internally?

    As for a fresh install, I've just done that and installed the Dev Dataset starter package too to get some content in there that's not ours. It's not as dramatic, certainly, but after five minutes clicking around, memory consumption of the w3wp.exe process is at 432MB - this still seems high to me. The site is, however, lightning fast compared to ours which consistently requires 30 - 60 seconds to load a page.

    I get the feeling we're doing something fundamentally wrong in the way we're coding our site using Umbraco 5. Any obvious gotchas?

    Dan

  • Morten Christensen 596 posts 2773 karma points admin hq c-trib
    May 14, 2012 @ 13:14
    Morten Christensen
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    @Dan The only obvious one that I can think of right now is .ToList() - don't use it, as it would cause the objects to be loaded in memory. Other then that its difficult to say without seeing the code.
    As for the 432MB w3wp.exe process I'm afraid that is "normal" for the current state of v5.

    - Morten

  • Chris Pemberton 12 posts 32 karma points
    May 22, 2012 @ 11:52
    Chris Pemberton
    0

    Hi Morton,

    Sorry for not replying earlier but I took a well deserved holiday.

    I have spent the last day trying to debug this issue by setting up a Fresh Site and porting things across bit by bit. Really simple, 1 Page, using my Standard Content Template. Few images on the page but not complex code and no calls to ToList().

    I then use openload to hit the site with loads of traffic.

    http://openwebload.sourceforge.net/

    Run cmd > openload.exe http://localhost:9001 1000

    Althought the climb in memory is far slower it is still raising over time.

    I have been cleaning out the .NET temp files between tests and I have also ran ANTS Memory Profiler on this basic site and I see large amounts of Unused memory allocated to .NET which betweem snapshots is what is rising!

     

    Snap 1

    Snap 2

    Hope this might shed some light on the problem with someone. I am stumped...

  • Chris Pemberton 12 posts 32 karma points
    May 24, 2012 @ 17:01
    Chris Pemberton
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    Hi, I think I might have got to the bottom of the momory issue but I would like validation.

    I have the following setup. A basic site with one page a the following templates

    Templates

    • - Layout
    •       - Homepage

    The "Home" (Content Page) uses "Home" (Template). With this I don't think there is a leak... however when I add a second child template as follows

    Templates

    • - Layout
    •       - Homepage
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    I get a leak....Slow at this point but a leak. I have profiled the site with Ants Memory profiler and seen loads of memory being held by ReaderWriterCount[] and the memory seems to contain nulls.

    I tracing back up the call stack I can see references to an enermuration of templates. I can't seem to get the source from codeplex as it always seems down.

    I found an interesting comment about the ReaderWriterCount on stackoverflow which point to the possibility that it's just not being disposed of:

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4066286/getting-an-out-of-memory-exception-with-system-threading-readerwritercount

    Hoping for some response if possible. Thanks

    Chris

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