ProxyKiller memory structure

Heres a brief layout of the memory ProxyKiller uses

ProxyKiller holds 9 open handles at all times, these are:

• ProxyRules [344 bytes]
• ProxyCache [344 bytes]
• ProxyLogger [344 bytes]
• ProxyConfig [344 bytes]
  • Config variables (StringMap) [344+ bytes]
  • Configured service (ProxyService) [344 bytes]
    • Params (ProxyHTTPParams) [344+ bytes]
    • Headers (ProxyHTTPHeaders) [344+ bytes]
    • Response (ProxyServiceResponse) [344+ bytes]

In total ProxyKiller consumes 4096 bytes of memory on an average.

In addition to the above handles, there can also be these handles open at all times, depending on your configuration:

• IDatabase (ProxyRulesMySQL)
• IDatabase (ProxyCacheMySQL)

During runtime, there can be these handles open, these are generally short-lived:

• 1 ProxyUser instance per client being checked
• 1 ProxyHTTP instance per client if a request is made