That's Not a Memory Leak, It's Bloat

13-Jan-2022 1337
Our Rails customers often run into memory issues. The most frequent cause these days is what we in Support dub ‘bloated mongrels.’To be fair, bloat has absolutely nothing to do with mongrel itself, which is a solid and fine piece of work. You can run into this problem just as easily with thin, passenger, etc. Changing to a different server will not save you, as the root cause is not the server, but the code the server is running for you.A real true-blooded memory leak is rare in comparison to the occurrence of bloating Rails instances. If your mongrels (or thins, or passenger instances) are suddenly sporting 100MB or more of extra weight, look no further: we’ve got the diet plan for you!.
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