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This is due to the Operating System's glibc libraries. |
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The high virtual memory allocation is due to RHEL 6's glibc libraries. There is an OS setting that can further tune the virtual memory allocation if needed. Below are the links to the said online articles:
Tests were run in-house to demonstrate this scenario. 2 Netprobes running the same set of JMX samplers were installed on RHEL 5 and 6 machine. The results were as follows: RHEL 5 Netprobe (~1GB virtual memory)
RHEL 6 (~8GB virtual memory)
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