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  1. kovrik's post in Unraid becomes unresponsive / disconnects from network daily was marked as the answer   
    So far so good. First, I enabled all containers except qBitTorrent (cause I think that's the one causing the issue). It all ran just fine for a day, no issues.
    Then, I made sure that all containers had memory limits set, plus I CPU-pinned them all: core 0 I reserved for Unraid, cores 1-2 for Jellyfin, cores 3-9 for all other containers.
    Started them all, including qBitTorrent. So far no issues.

    Question: is there a solution/plugin/app that would automatically kill/restart rogue Docker containers that consume too much CPU/Memory (like, if qBitTorrent has a memory leak) before they make Unraid unresponsive?

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