Size threshold of server process at which action needs to be taken to manage responses
--server-memory-threshold SIZE
server-memory-threshold sets the memory
size limit of a server process. If a server process’s size
exceeds SIZE set by server-memory-threshold,
then responses need to be either archived or purged by setting server-memory-threshold-overflow-action to archive_responses or purge_responses respectively.
If server-memory-threshold is not set, then the
responses will be bound to the server process causing the memory footprint
of the server process to keep increasing. As a best practice, it is
recommended that a client process delete a request after usage in
order to prevent the memory of the server process from growing.
sizeThreshold size of the server process.
Archive responses if the size of the server process in memory exceeds 500 MB.
--server-memory-threshold 500MB --server-memory-threshold-overflow-action archive_responses
Purge responses if the size of the server process in memory exceeds 2 GB.
--server-memory-threshold 2GB --server-memory-threshold-overflow-action purge_responses