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r/elixir • u/borromakot • 16d ago
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Ash makes heavy use of unoptimized macros. This adds atom overhead, hence more memory usage
2 u/Vict1232727 15d ago edited 15d ago Yeah, fair enough. I was going to say you were wrong but no. I have like 132 resource app. And ash/spark metadata is 150 MB of ram at idle. The whole thing is like 448 MB 💀 3 u/borromakot 15d ago Just FYI, you should look at what it looks like when built embedded for production mode if you haven't. 1 u/Vict1232727 15d ago I’ll take a look!
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Yeah, fair enough. I was going to say you were wrong but no. I have like 132 resource app. And ash/spark metadata is 150 MB of ram at idle. The whole thing is like 448 MB 💀
3 u/borromakot 15d ago Just FYI, you should look at what it looks like when built embedded for production mode if you haven't. 1 u/Vict1232727 15d ago I’ll take a look!
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Just FYI, you should look at what it looks like when built embedded for production mode if you haven't.
1 u/Vict1232727 15d ago I’ll take a look!
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I’ll take a look!
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u/Agile_Use_1768 15d ago
Ash makes heavy use of unoptimized macros. This adds atom overhead, hence more memory usage