In a very big VMware environment, we are unable to run the EF2 VMware extension.
In the logs, the “High memory usage detected for python datasource running configuration …” appears.
In the past, I have managed to use different performance profiles to maximize how resources are used by an ActiveGate. In some very special cases, I have also resorted to raising RAM in the AG machines.
In the VMware case, that’s what we did with the client. But, it got ridiculous when I had a 32 GB machine, where 28 GB were available, but the message still appeared.
It was then that we noticed that the limit is not a percentage of the machine, but has a fixed limit per configuration, as shown in About Extensions — Dynatrace Docs
Hi @AntonioSousa, you use high limits, right? We have been in the same lane with a customer. Actually support informed us that for this type of extension, they strongly advise using a dedicated AG with profile set to Dedicated, which is not documented in the extension itself.
(Ref ActiveGate in Extensions 2.0 concepts — Dynatrace Docs)
I am sure you already went there, but I figured just to mention this, for others who may encounter ESX/VMware extension deployments
I was using Dedicated, but still not enough. It has a 1500 MB limit per configuration. At the moment, one of our VMware monitoring configurations is using more than 3000 MB…
Could you please let me know if your solution above was helpful? We are encountering the same error with our Salesforce extension configurations. I added the entry as suggested, but I am still seeing the error mentioned below.
Error: Method=process_all_logs: Callback Method=process_all_logs took 1691.0987 seconds to execute, which is longer than the interval of 600.0s
Our extensionsuser.conf looks like below currently:-
Is the above error/issue totally different from “High memory usage detected for python datasource running configuration 58163fca-142f-39dc-8854-fd6d96571f71. Restarting” ? AntonioSousa
I’d be keen to understand how you became aware of this property as I can’t seem to find it in the documentation. I’d like to know what other options might be available? Specifically CPU limits too. I can only find one reference to this option in the docs against a Cisco extenstion.
@Raymondo ,
At the time, I got the info from a Support Ticket. I was authorized to put it here.
There are other configuration options, but @Mike_L I believe this info belongs better in the documentation. This was discussed in ticket #419948. Can you help?