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6.12.13 | Increase "nofile / ulimit" value for the Docker Daemon

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I am having an issue increasing the maximum number of open files.

When i start my influxdb container, the logs for that container show scrolling errors about too many files open.  This cascades into other docker containers also showing this in their log.  I lose user shares and overall things just grind to a halt.
 

Reading online, it appears that the nofile limit needs to be changed in three places.
I need help with changing it at the docker daemon level.

 

 

  •     The Host
    • Done manually using the Unraid CLI and executing "ulimit -n 256000"
    • Can also be added to a user script to execute when the array starts but i haven't tested this yet
       
  •     Docker container that needs it.
    • Added to extra parameters  "--ulimit nofile=80000:80000"
       
  • The Docker Daemon
    • Based on the output of the command below, the daemon is set to 40960
      • cat /proc/$(ps -A | grep dockerd | awk '{print $1}')/limits | grep "files"
         
    • I Have only found a way to change this in a more traditional implementation of Docker.
      • cat /etc/init.d/docker | grep ulimit
        ulimit -n 256000

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