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irevoire | 10 months ago
But your OS will share the Meilisearch memory with other process seamlessly, you don’t have anything to do. In htop it’s the yellow bar, and it’s basically a big cache shared between all processes.
irevoire | 10 months ago
But your OS will share the Meilisearch memory with other process seamlessly, you don’t have anything to do. In htop it’s the yellow bar, and it’s basically a big cache shared between all processes.
yellow_lead|10 months ago
* Meili uses 50% RAM
* I use 10-20% with another script to occasionally index new data
* When indexing, Meili could jump to use 70-80% RAM
* Meili is OOM killed
Kerollmops|10 months ago
While Meilisearch is capable of limiting it's resident (actual mallocs) memory. However, it requires a bare minimum (about 1GiB).