Fix state update + Add Memory usage

[noma4i]

Hi!

I have found that the code around process refresh was shadowed by the reload instruction. So basically state field was never refreshed in the database. For this case I have added additional line in the spec file.

Initially the idea was to add memory usage to the process state. Like that:

This change uncovered the state update issue.

So far these changes are in this PR:

• Fix spec and code to actually perform state update in the DB
• Add memory usage to the state
• Add memory usage to the process list in the UI

[Earlopain]

Hi there, thanks for the PR!

I don't love the idea of adding a dependency for this, especially since it is dashboard only and memory usage is usually better tracked through other tools.

That said, how about something like this:

def process_pss(pid)
  data = File.read("/proc/#{pid}/smaps_rollup")
  pss_line = data.lines.find { |line| line.start_with?("Pss:") }
  pss_line.split(" ")[1].to_i * 1024
end

If that file doesn't exist on macos (you seem to use it, good opportunity to find out), probably need to do some switching based on platform like sidekiq does here (and also to not break on windows): https://github.com/sidekiq/sidekiq/blob/d6354bc74204004fc8b446c96875a333c50d27eb/lib/sidekiq/launcher.rb#L227

It will be unix only but that seems perfectly fine.

[noma4i]

Hi @Earlopain!
GoodJob depends pretty much on Ruby on Rails so will have all deps already(activesupport depends on bigdecimal and ruby-vips on ffi). Idea to use get_process_mem comes from some comments from @bensheldon on the issues here.

[bensheldon]

@noma4i thanks for putting together this PR!

I'm in agreement with @Earlopain about the reluctance to add dependencies (and unfortunately GoodJob's java CI build are broken at the moment so I'm not able to verify it right now). Also seeing it now, I have a thought of "gosh, I wish that was PSS rather than RSS" (which matters less for the $ good_job command, but does when running in Puma workers)

I wonder:

• Can the functionality be vendored? similar to vendoring systemd integration
• Can the functionally be added by the application (e.g. if get_process_mem gem is installed by the application, then this adds in that behavior)
• Could it be easier for the application to more easily add to the process state it collects via an override/extension or configuration?

[noma4i]

Updated. @bensheldon I have used the sidekiq approach to copy same multiplatform behaviour. Macos works, Linux code tested: