Follow-up Comment #3, sr #111180 (group administration): I am really rather surprised by the difficulty you experienced to get a git pull / git fetch to succeed. I am running an hourly git fetch from a small number of git repositories to my system in Colorado. That's across the Internet WAN and should be as far of a test as anyone else on the Internet. That's one of the ways I am monitoring the problem. It is generally working okay for me. I have no trouble at all most of the time.
Every so often I do see a git fetch failure with a 502. And of course that's
when I went to investigate a very recent issue today. Today something went
wonky with the Linux kernel on the system. It had problems accessing its root
file system, which exists over a ceph block device, with the root file system
frozen for a short time. Then it shed its swap and then started triggering
the OOM Killer. Strange combination. I migrated the git service to a
different node. Then rebooted, applied pending upgrades, and "fluffed" up the
original system rebooting it several times in the process.
All seemingly good again I migrated the git service back onto the fully
updated and recently rebooted system.
But most of the time the system can successfully run git fetch / git pull and
work.
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