> Be aware there is a baseline memory utilization for the framework, so
> no, this wouldn't be 20MB multiplied by the number of apps.

> Mach-II is used on numerous large, high-traffic applications so you
> needn't worry there are any gross inefficiencies in the framework
> itself.

> On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 10:39 AM, Hussein Grant <hussein.gr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >  Hi,

> >  I was recently using the new flex server monitor in ColdFusion 8 and
> >  noticed that a single Mach-II application utilizes around 20mb in the
> >  Application scope memory. To ensure that this just wasn't my
> >  particular application doing something weird, I downloaded the Mach-II
> >  pet market sample, started it up and got a similar reading. The thing
> >  is, this is just "one" simple app. I wonder what would happen if I
> >  started up a huge multi level application. Would 20mb be multiplied by
> >  the number of sub apps I have running? If that is the case wouldn't
> >  this be really pushing it? Or is there a better way to setup sub
> >  applications without assigning a new MachII_App_Key, therefore
> >  minimizing the creation of dozens of app instances?

> >  Thanks,
> >  Hussein

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