SNAP computation on python doesn't occupy all the RAM available

development python
#1

I tried to correct the Java Heap Space error and GC overhead limit exceeded error that appears when i compute my code to obtain backscattering and incident angle of a product through snappy library by doubling my Virtual Machine RAM up to 64GB. I modified the following files to increase the memory of the computation but it still run below 32 GB:

.snap/snap python/build/lib/snappy.ini (java_max_mem: 62G)
.snap/snap python/snappy/snappy.ini (java_max_mem: 62G)
Program Files/snap/etc/snap.properties (snap.jai.tileCacheSize=62000 snap.jai.defaultTileSize=8192)
Program Files/snap/etc/snap.conf (default_options="–branding snap --locale en_GB -J-XX:+AggressiveOpts -J-Xverify:none -J-Xms4G -J-Xmx62G -J-Dnetbeans.mainclass=org.esa.snap.main.Main -J-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -J-Dsun.awt.nopixfmt=true -J-Dsun.java2d.dpiaware=false"
)
Prgoram Files/snap/bin/gpt.vmoptions (-Xmx62G)
Prgoram Files/snap/bin/pconvert.vmoptions (-Xmx62G)

What have I forgot to change?

I tried also to change Performance (Tools>Options) from SNAP

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but it still run below 32 GB… What did i do wrong?

Thanks

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S1 TOPS Coregistration error - Java heap space error?
#2

It is hard to say why it says below 32GB. Maybe the processing doesn’t need more?

Without knowing your exact processing chain, I suggest some changes of the configuration.
Decrease the cache size to 35 or 40 GB, also I would try to decrease the tile size. A value of 512 or 1024 could be good.

#3

After i update to SNAP 9 the RAM work as it should! Thanks again!