Hi Mark,
thanks for your reply.
My linux boxes have 4GB RAM available and there is no trace about a out
of memory error. In fact, i run 7 tomcats instances on different ports
on the same machine. However it is always the same one who disappears
... quite weird. I can't see anything in /var/log/messages nor
catalina.out indeed.
Any other clue? :S
Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate. :)
-bram
Mark H. Wood escribió:
First guess: the Linux "OOM killer". When memory gets desperately
tight, the kernel picks a victim process and terminates it to recover
some memory. Large processes lacking controlling terminals, such as
Tomcat, tend to be the preferred victims. Check your OS log files to
see if there are signs of severe memory pressure. You could also
investigate by experiment: try to provide a lot more swap space and
see if the problem is alleviated.
If this is it, the real cure is more memory.
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