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by kuschku 3076 days ago
It’s not just 2GB – I’m running a Gitlab with essentially 2-3 users and activity every few days, and it completely maxes an entire core and uses 6GB RAM constantly.
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slrz 3075 days ago
So what does it do when it uses all that CPU despite the lack of requests coming in? Maybe you have misconfigured some periodic job like backup?
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kuschku 3075 days ago
I'm using their official helm chart, it's just idling. Sidekiq is doing nothing, the server is serving no requests - I have no idea how it manages to spend so much time on nothing.
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maxehmookau 3075 days ago
The helm chart is deprecated. Use their omnibus package, it's very stable.
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kuschku 3075 days ago
The helm chart "gitlab" is deprecated, the helm chart "gitlab-omnibus" is currently recommended, and the helm chart "cloud native gitlab" is going to be recommended in the near future - a GitLab employee answered me a few hours ago in this thread :)

I'm using the gitlab-omnibus one.

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