Hi there,
You did not provide much information for people to be able to respond to your issue. Please provide more detail, and maybe people can help. I will assume or VM is running Debian Bookworm? Do you know now to inspect logs using journalctl? I tried to follow this web site, but it did not work for me, maybe you can get the commands to work? https://www.baeldung.com/linux/what-killed-a-process Maybe # journalctl -kq | grep -i "killed" would return some log entries? Can you find your job using? # ps -aux If so maybe you can look for it in the logs using journalctl _PID=pid ? https://commandmasters.com/commands/journalctl-linux/ # journalctl _PID=pid or maybe # journalctl | grep -i "killed" I wonder if the word "kill is used in the logs? # journalctl _PID=pid | grep -i kill George. On Tuesday, 31-12-2024 at 18:18 hen...@privatembox.com wrote: my job consumes a lot of memory (almost consumes all of the system allowed ram). when the job is running, it will have the chance to be killed. I just got the reminder in terminal: Killed. and job exits. who is killing my job? linux kernel, or VPS management program? (I am using a 2 core, 8g RAM kvm vps). Thank you.
