Does memory_get_peak_usage() returns memory of the whole php or just the current execution?
function, memory, php
Solution
It returns the peak usage for the current request only.
From the doc:
Returns the peak of memory, in bytes, that's been allocated to your PHP script.
To remove any ambiguities from the docs:
memory_get_peak_usage() calls the internal zend_memory_peak_usage() function, which returns `AG(mm_heap)->peak`.
`AG(mm_heap)->peak` is reset to `0` in zend_mm_shutdown(), which is called in php_request_shutdown() at the end of each request.
So it's the peak memory usage for the current request only.
Problem
Let's say i call `memory_get_peak_usage(true)` and it returns `2.5MB`. Does it means that the whole php (all clients) is causing that peak? Or does it means that if I have 100 clients acessing the same time, the peak could be 250MB?