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    AdGuardHome Adguard Home uses 97% of RAM

    kk... i'll take your word for it. Thanks. Yes... Testing AGH for a couple of days with blocklist rules of 150k+ instead of 400k+. And using upstream DNS pointing to free controld/nextdns with hagezi pro, it's working surprisingly well. I hear you. researching further, i came across a shell...
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    AdGuardHome Adguard Home uses 97% of RAM

    Linux on Asus and AGH running is fine. "AGH with updates" component is not... Here is some proof screenshots below of potential performance impacts of AGH updates taking up 30%+ of precious memory of 1GB low memory device like the GT-AX6000. Would rather restart AGH and go to a state like the...
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    AdGuardHome Adguard Home uses 97% of RAM

    To clarify, there is no issue i'm trying to solve. Using swap is perfectly fine. In my original e-mail, i've mentioned "mitigation" rather than fix because my objective was to optimize the router performance, run daemon/processes as much as possible in RAM and minimal usage of swap. AGH when...
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    AdGuardHome Adguard Home uses 97% of RAM

    Thanks for the welcome @L&LD ! As a former Solaris/Linux Sysadmin, In general, that is correct. Adguard Home (AGH) running is roughly using 300MB RAM with huge 400K+ rules on my blocklists. Noticed that updating huge blocklists like oisd or steven blacks, total ram usage goes to 900MB+ and...
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    AdGuardHome Adguard Home uses 97% of RAM

    Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but the messages/information helped me reduce memory usage on my Adguard Home install plus large blocklists. To mitigate large memory usage: * set "Filter Update Interval" to 24 hours (Default: 3Days). Frequent updates, less usage memory. * Quick script...
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