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How To Approximately Calculate Memory Usage of Syslog-ng -
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This article will help to understand approximately how much memory Syslog-ng is using per a specific configuration. -
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NOTE - These calculations are an approximation and should not be used for scoping/scaling of an environment. For assistance with proper scoping/scaling of logging please consult with an One Identity sales representative who can assist with engaging Professional Services.
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To approximately calculate how much memory usage all sources & destinations are using within the Syslog-ng configuration please see the following formula:
((log-msg-size * log-fifo-size) * Number of Sources) + ((qout-size * log-msg-size) * Number of Sources) = memory used by source(s) & destination(s)
The defaults when not specifically set for these options are as follows:log-msg-size = 65536 (64 KiB)
log-fifo-size = number of sources * log-iw-size
log-iw-size = 100 (messages)
qout-size = 64 (messages)
A configuration with a single source & destination, using the default values, would approximately use the following memory usage:
((log-msg-size * log-fifo-size) * Number of Sources) + ((qout-size * log-msg-size) * Number of Sources)
(65536 * (1 * 100) * 1) + ((64 * 65536) * 1)
10,747,504 bytes or ~10.75mb of memory usage
A configuration with 4 sources and 2 destinations, using the default values, would approximately use the following memory usage:
((log-msg-size * log-fifo-size) * Number of Sources) + ((qout-size * log-msg-size) * Number of Sources)
(65536 * (4 * 100) * 4) + ((64 * 65536) * 4)
121,634,816 bytes or ~121.63mb of memory usage