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Out of Memory

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Hi, I'm receiving out of memory errors.

The syslog shows: "Memory cgroup out of memory: Killed process 31086 (python)".

I'm trying to understand if this is a specific docker container causing this, a plugin, or something else.

Alan

mickey-diagnostics-20250730-1621.zip

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17 hours ago, AlanC said:

Hi, I'm receiving out of memory errors.

The syslog shows: "Memory cgroup out of memory: Killed process 31086 (python)".

I'm trying to understand if this is a specific docker container causing this, a plugin, or something else.

Alan

mickey-diagnostics-20250730-1621.zip

Whatever container you have running that python instance is hitting its memory limit and is being culled. Frigate also caused the host to OOM around the same time and was killed by the kernel, you should configure the cache for the transcode to go to disk.

When you've resolved it, you can restart to clear the log so FCP doesn't keep warning you.

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Thanks, but how do I know which container is running the python instance please?

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17 hours ago, AlanC said:

Thanks, but how do I know which container is running the python instance please?

from the command line run ps -auxf > ps.txt that will create a file with all the running processes and what kicked them off

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