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    Do unused modules impact performance?

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      pyeager
      last edited by pyeager

      I notice there are quite a few modules that are part of a basic installation that I am not using and don't see a future need for in my current application. For example:

      BACnet
      dnp3
      egauge
      envcands
      Haystack
      mbus
      onewire
      pakbus
      pop3
      twilio

      It seems as if removing them would reduce the Mango resource "footprint", i.e. memory and disk space usage. Is this true?

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        phildunlap
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        Hi pyeager,

        It seems as if removing them would reduce the Mango resource "footprint", i.e. memory and disk space usage. Is this true?

        Sure is. But, you'd be talking about not very much memory (since only a few classes from the modules would have ever gotten loaded) and not much disk (I summed up those modules on my machine and for it to be 8.4 MB, so marginal savings there depending on the machine). There would also be a slight but ever-present reduction in bytes transmitted for loading various pages, I would expect.

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