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Is that possible to check memory usage in Elixir? (maybe calling Erlang)
This is what I want to achieve:
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You'll see the processes running on each Erlang setup, as well as on the host. Every Elixir (or Ruby, or Node.js) setup on AppSignal includes an automatically generated dashboard showing RSS memory usage. For Erlang setups, this allows you to see the overall memory usage of each Erlang process that you have running.
How to Check Memory Usage on My Computer 1 Double-click the "My PC" icon. 2 Right-click the C: hard drive icon. 3 Click Properties. 4 Click the General tab. 5 Review your hard drive's storage. See More....
Every programming language has its limits and flaws. Memory leaks or resource leaks causes performance issues and memory. In recent days, I found the same issue with Elixir, it might be developers coding bug or it may be rogue module acting insane. Today, we will discuss both issues.
The memory usage graph plots the memory usage of processes, system, binary, ets and code This can be especially useful for you to discover situations where a Genserver is hogging memory, for example, when a process holds a lot of data in its state that's kept in memory.
:erlang.memory(:total) was what I was looking for. Thanks for @Dogbert
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