getStats() resource usage?

[DCT Corp]

I was wondering how heavy of a call would these getStats() be.

We've been running this every minute to get continous stats, but we notice a considerable uptake in CPU when we do this.

Is there a good guideline of how we should be using these stats and how heavy of a load this call puts on the KMS servers?

Thanks

Hank

[Ivan Gracia]

Are you collecting stats for a large number of endpoints? What's the overhead?

Ivan Gracia

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[DCT Corp]

Correct. We are collecting stats at every minute for a groupcall of maybe 12+ and we see maybe a 10% spike in cpu and exponential growth in memory which seems to never go down when we get stats for each users incoming and outgoing. So maybe 144 endpoints?

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[Ivan Gracia]

What version of KMS are you using? Perhaps it would be interesting to have a look at this.

@Jose what do you think? Should we open a bugtracker issue to make some thorough tests on this, in case there's a leak?

Ivan Gracia

[Jose Antonio Santos Cadenas]

There is not much that we can do now to improve the performance of this call (at least now). 

If you request the stats of 144 endpoints at the same time it's normal to have a spike and it seems not to be that big, only 10%. I think it's the expected behavior, collecting stats is a expensive operation.

Nevertheless, we will try to improve the performance on the future (but for sure not short nor mid-term).

Cheers.

[Ivan Gracia]

It also looks like the memory is not going back to the previous figures.

Ivan Gracia

[Jose Antonio Santos Cadenas]

How big does the memory get?