I'm using Unraid on a custom built server: Supermicro X11SSL-F, Intel® Xeon® CPU E3-1230 v6 @ 3.50GHz, 8Gb DDR4 ECC Samsung memory. It's been running smoothly for about 2 years till Unraid version 6.8.1. I heavily use Docker (about 10-15 apps, home automation, development DB servers, Plex, game servers,...) but it's a home server with low load. It's far from overloading.
Few months ago, after playing a lot with Docker, adding/removing new packages... server started shutting down suddenly. Rarely, first it took couple of weeks to shutdown, then 2 or 3 times in a week or two. Last shutdown broke docker image and I had to reinstall all dockers. I used the opportunity to upgrade to 6.9.2. and it's been ok for almost a month now. However, this morning it happened again, early in the morning... with absolutely no load on it. This time I haven't rebooted right away. I connected through 2nd NIC and KVM and saw the last error message: "Kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt. Kernel Offset: disabled".
I have only a mobile screenshot of this, syslog doesn't survive reboot. So for now, the only thing I did is enabling Syslog, so next time I have more info.
Anything else I could do to catch the cause of this? Something to look at right away or wait for annother incident, this time with syslog?