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Yeah Iβm not really sure about the RAM usage, I guess technically the lemmy server itself is eating 150.
It appeared that lemmy-ui also causes random cpu spikes of load ca. 25.0 which made my small VPS unresponsive for a few minutes every few hours.
I have observed great performance improvement with mlmym but it lacks some basic functionality, so now Iβm using Photon and with satisfactory result (
btop):Glad to hear Photon has satisfactory performance, the new Svelte 5 version (use tag
v2.0.0-rc.5) might even run faster, might want to give that a try.True, 30M of footprint right now. I also decreased postgres hardware limitations as it was consuming a lot more memory than lemmy-ui. It was probably the culprit of those spikes but Iβll stay with Photon anyway :)