ram overload?
New to this, this seems wrong and ram is getting used up more than I’d expect for avg 10 ppl online
How to fix this?
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!spark
Spark Profiler
Spark can be used to see why your server or client is lagging.
Users can share a spark report via
/spark profiler start --timeout 300 which creates a report after 5 minutes. The spark report is useful in debugging why your server is lagging, so ideally you should always provide one while asking for support.
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i recommend making a spark report after downloading spark
!spark
Spark Profiler
Spark can be used to see why your server or client is lagging.
Users can share a spark report via
/spark profiler start --timeout 300 which creates a report after 5 minutes. The spark report is useful in debugging why your server is lagging, so ideally you should always provide one while asking for support.
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make a spark profiler instead
oops
wtf
sorry pro
!aikar
Garbage Collection is an important aspect of Java
Usually you'll want to fine-tune your server's GC to maximize efficiency but minimize the negative effects (e.g. stuttering).
The baseline recommendation is to use G1GC, you should follow aikar's recommendations (a Paper core dev) on how to tweak it.
For contemporary java versions, there's also ShenandoahGC with even shorter pauses and smaller CPU overhead, hilltty's flagset is the usually recommended.
If you feel adventurous, you can also try out the latest of the three, ZGC. It is not yet spread wide, actually digging up a reference was somewhat hard.
If you want to read a general overview of Java GCs, there's this one in the making.
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!spark
Spark Profiler
Spark can be used to see why your server or client is lagging.
Users can share a spark report via
/spark profiler start --timeout 300 which creates a report after 5 minutes. The spark report is useful in debugging why your server is lagging, so ideally you should always provide one while asking for support.
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!binary
Binary search your plugins
Remove half of your non-essential (ie not things like PAPI or LuckPerm) plugins and see if the problem is fixed.
If it still persists, the cause is in the half still installed.
Continue to halve the remaining plugins until you've narrowed it down to a single plugin.
Congratulations, you found the culprit.
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should be all