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By Using Django Orm To Operate The Mysql Database, There Are Some Idle Mysqld. How To Close Them?

I type htop, then I got this.So we can see the TIME+ tab, there are some mysqld whose time is 00:00:00, it I want to close because it occupy lot of memories. My app have lots of j

Solution 1:

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/ref/databases/#connection-management

There is a variable CONN_MAX_AGE that you can set to 0 to close db connection immediately after request. But this is supposed to be default behavior. Can you check what is your CONN_MAX_AGE is? ./manage.py diffsettings | grep CONN_MAX_AGE will do the trick.

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