oom on postgres?? #2674
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[1897974.399364] Out of memory: Killed process 385785 (minetestserver) total-vm:51164600kB, anon-rss:28644436kB, file-rss:0kB, shmem-rss:0kB, UID:1001 pgtables:98796kB oom_score_adj:0
postgres was using 51GB memory?!
probably something we should do is to call
VACUUM
whenever we start the main server process, at most once a day?some other stuff:
this is more for very different database usage situations. minetest only has a handful of connections to the database, and the querios are generally very simple, but the connections are very long lived... buckaroo might have some ideas about why this can happen and how to prevent it.
Hasn't happened ever since, so we'll close.
As of today, the server is up 8 days 10 hours and uses up 58GB virtual and 34GB real memory.
Form comparison testserver is up 12 hours and uses up 5.7GB virtual and 3.4 real memory.
Postgresql uses 16.8GB memory
The server currently has 64GB