45 messages in com.googlegroups.pylons-discussRe: Reducing pylons app memory usage?
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Ian Bicking05 Nov 2007 06:58 
Subject:Re: Reducing pylons app memory usage?
From:Ian Bicking (ianb@public.gmane.org)
Date:11/05/2007 06:58:47 AM
List:com.googlegroups.pylons-discuss

Marcin Kasperski wrote:

Actually, Ian clarified that the threadpool can be turned off. Add the following to the [server] section: use_threadpool = false

On my linux system, that cut the Virtual from 100Mb to 18Mb.

But this is then single-process mode, I guess?

No, it spawns a new thread for each request, and the thread dies at the end of the request. It's a little slower, and in some cases you can get an excessive number of threads (if you are responding very slowly in your app), but otherwise it's about the same as with the thread pool.

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