Apache Pinot

ok, then we need to look at logs that say where the memroy is allocated.

there is a debug port on the server that shows this

Okay in logs it says Read mode is heap. Is that what you are referring?

So what is the config i need to add to make it to mmap

If read mode is mmap then where is load mode that i set to mmap using into effect?

if you have set the load mode in table, then that should be used

The log is from instanceconfig and is misleading 

There are other configs to turn on mmap allocation for consuming segments

But the confusing part is that why is10GB not good enough to consume and generate 3 segments in parallel of 100MB each

And may be some accumulation is happening since first segment creation is good but oom for second time

<@U011KCFDVD2> could you tell us what java version you are using? Also if you could run jmap -histo and lsof and share the output?

sorry, few folks complained about the traffic on general :slightly_smiling_face:

i am getting

{
  “tableName”: “&lt;table_name&gt;“,
  “reportedSizeInBytes”: 0,
  “estimatedSizeInBytes”: 0,
  “offlineSegments”: null,
  “realtimeSegments”: {
    “reportedSizeInBytes”: 0,
    “estimatedSizeInBytes”: 0,
    “missingSegments”: 0,
    “segments”: {}
  }
}

but i do segments on the table and get results back from the ui

table is configured to use realitime server

```{
  "tableName": "baseballStats_OFFLINE",
  "reportedSizeInBytes": 3737641,
  "estimatedSizeInBytes": 3737641,
  "offlineSegments": {
    "reportedSizeInBytes": 3737641,
    "estimatedSizeInBytes": 3737641,
    "missingSegments": 0,
    "segments": {
      "baseballStats_OFFLINE_0": {
        "reportedSizeInBytes": 3737641,
        "estimatedSizeInBytes": 3737641,
        "serverInfo": {
          "Server_10.1.10.82_7000": {
            "segmentName": "baseballStats_OFFLINE_0",
            "diskSizeInBytes": 3737641
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "realtimeSegments": null
}```

I tried it for quick start and returns correctly

my table is realtime, could that be issue?