Hi there, thanks for your question about PMM. There are a few pointers on this sticky post that might help you to identify the issues, [url]https://www.percona.com/forums/questions-discussions/percona-monitoring-and-management/50690-pmm-troubleshooting-and-how-to-report-a-bug[/url] but meanwhile:
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[]What version of PMM are you on? if it’s not the latest version could you upgrade?
[]What environment are you operating in?
[]What are you monitoring? Are you monitoring several instances or just the one? MySQL or MongoDB? Are there any errors getting logged alongside the memory issues?
[]Is this a new install, or had everything used to work well and now it’s started to go wrong?
[/LIST] Send in some of that information and I will see if I can get you more information.
Find below details.
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[*]What version of PMM are you on? if it’s not the latest version could you upgrade?
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we installed PMM using docker
PMM-Server version : v1.10.0
PMM-client Version : 1.12.0
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[*]What environment are you operating in?
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Linux : CentOS Linux release 7.3.1611
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[*]What are you monitoring? Are you monitoring several instances or just the one? MySQL or MongoDB? Are there any errors getting logged alongside the memory issues?
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we are monitoring everything except user and tablestats .
we are monitoring total 16 instances including
mysql : 6
MongoDb : 10
no other error found
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[*]Is this a new install, or had everything used to work well and now it’s started to go wrong?
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one month back we started monitoring these server (mysql + Mongodb) but every week our database server is crashing due to memory issue.that is because of PMM.
You can see here how much memory different processess consume. Note while there is large virtual memory amount consumed for example by “node_exporter” it should not be the problem as resident amount of memory is very small.