If the "logread" process is blocked in write call or stopped by
pressing "CTRL+Z", the logd starts to buffer all the messages in
the write buffer. Since currently there is no limit in ustream
w.max_buffers, the logd consumes all the system memory and at a
point of time which triggers Out Of Memory.
On 7/20/21 11:51 AM, Gocool.. wrote:
If the "logread" process is blocked in write call or stopped by
pressing "CTRL+Z", the logd starts to buffer all the messages
in the write buffer. Since there is no limit in w.max_buffers,
the logd consumes all the system memory at a point of time which
trigge
If the "logread" process is blocked in write call or stopped by
pressing "CTRL+Z", the logd starts to buffer all the messages
in the write buffer. Since there is no limit in w.max_buffers,
the logd consumes all the system memory at a point of time which
triggers Out Of Memory.
The ustream write max
