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So, back to the RAM filling up. Can anyone explain this? The python3 usage. 56.3359 MB ./dizquetv 57.9531 MB /app/Tdarr_Node/Tdarr_Node 61.5586 MB /app/Tdarr_Node/Tdarr_Node 62.5078 MB containerd 64.418 MB /app/Tdarr_Node/Tdarr_Node 75.1836 MB python3 93.9531 MB node 94.7031 MB /usr/bin/dockerd 97.7148 MB ./Tdarr_Node 107.613 MB /app/Tdarr_Server/Tdarr_Server 128.797 MB /usr/sbin/netdata 131.113 MB stash 132.156 MB /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Plex 143.102 MB /app/Tdarr_Server/Tdarr_Server 154.414 MB /usr/bin/mono-sgen 169.484 MB /app/Tdarr_Server/Tdarr_Server 210.766 MB /usr/bin/mono 232.871 MB /usr/lib/prowlarr/bin/Prowlarr 241.945 MB /app/nzbget/nzbget 248.094 MB /app/Tdarr_Server/Tdarr_Server 255.129 MB /usr/lib/radarr/bin/Radarr 262.156 MB /usr/lib/readarr/bin/Readarr 290.891 MB /usr/local/sbin/shfs 366.051 MB /usr/bin/node 401.965 MB /usr/lib/lidarr/bin/Lidarr 520.562 MB /usr/bin/mono 531.918 MB /usr/lib/radarr/bin/Radarr 832.898 MB /usr/local/bin/unraid-api/unraid-api 1031.34 MB ./Tdarr_Server 15740 MB python3

I understand all of that. Since my media is across all disks, it should be set to /mnt/user, right? That is where I started with this whole thing.

So, what should be the path be? I had it set to user before.

Sorry, missed you asked for that in the original post. defiant-diagnostics-20230130-1316.zip

So, I shouldn't do that? So, what is your advice?

@trurl is this what you needed to see?

docker run -d --name='plex-gpu' --net='defiant1' --cpuset-cpus='4,5,6,7,12,13,14,15' -e TZ="America/Indiana/Indianapolis" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e HOST_HOSTNAME="Defiant" -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="plex-gpu" -e 'VERSION'='docker' -e 'NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES'='GPU-22894283-12c9-ee8d-0da8-55e6693131b0' -e 'NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES'='all' -e 'PUID'='99' -e 'PGID'='100' -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman -l net.unraid.docker.webui='http://[IP]:[PORT:32400]/web' -l net.unraid.docker.icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/master/linuxserver.io/img/plex-icon.png' -p '32400:32400/tcp' -p '3005:3005/tcp' -p '8324:8324/tcp' -p '32469:32469/tcp' -p '1901:1900/udp' -p '32410:32410/udp' -p '32412:32412/udp' -p '32413:32413/udp' -p '32414:32414/udp' -v '/mnt/cache/Movies/':'/movies':'rw' -v '/mnt/cache/Television/':'/tv':'rw' -v '/mnt/cache/Music/':'/music':'rw' -v '/mnt/plex_cache/transcode':'/transcode':'rw' -v '/mnt':'/mnt':'rw' -v '/mnt/cache/appdata/dizquetv/':'/dizquetv':'rw' -v '/mnt/plex_cache/plex_appdata/':'/config':'rw' --runtime=nvidia 'linuxserver/plex' 48163179643e14218fa33e7afa3ca232d6d34585639184190ab4e9d6c1131996 The command finished successfully!

linuxserver/plex This is the repository I am using. This is with the GPU.

Ok, here are some Diags. Before Plex shutdown, after shutdown, and I restarted Plex after. After I shutdown Plex, the CPUs came down, but the RAM didn't. When I restarted Plex, the RAM cleared. defiant-diagnostics-20230120-0956 before Plex shutdown.zip defiant-diagnostics-20230120-1005 restarted Plex.zip defiant-diagnostics-20230120-0959 after Plex shutdown.zip

ok, my server ground to a halt so I restarted the array. I will do that the next time this happens. Then I will send new Diags.

I haven't tried that by itself. If I stop and restart the array it fixes it. Do you see what I can do to fix the Plex issue. This is all new to me. I mean I have been running a server for a couple of years, but I have just be self teaching myself stuff.

I had to wait for it to happen again. Right now it is pinned and RAM is at 91% defiant-diagnostics-20230119-1022.zip

I did this with a few and it seemed to work a little. Then it happened again. Did you notice certain dockers being the culprits? Also, is this why the RAM is maxing out too?

ok, thanks, I will give it a try.

Can you elaborate further? What is a disk share vs a user share?