What distro are you using? I'm on Debian, which typically fills up memory over time, no matter what is running. It's all about caching stuff to avoid disk access. I haven't noticed any performance issues, running EXT4 with the defaults means data is journaled and committed at 5 second intervals. I typically have ~20% memory free at any given time, enough to allow for sudden influxes of calls or whatever. There is a cron job entry in a FusionPBX install script that flushes ram caches and sync's the disk, you could try it and see if it helps: #!/bin/sh sync; echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches -Francis On 2014-05-08 15:56, Keith wrote:

Hi Everyone,

Just a general question, does anyone else have memory management issues with freeswitch? I am seeing that it seems to gradually consume memory without properly freeing it up until you restart FS. Is this normal? I am using the latest stable release.

Many thanks, Keith

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