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grinds to a halt, hardware? software? (immich facial recognition rebuild)

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I have been tooting through some troubleshooting with chatgpt to get some initial troubleshooting done. I did a full reset of facial recognition with immich, and I think that's what initially led to instability and crashing. My system as 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2GB reserved for a Homeassistant VM. That's off. I stopped all the immich dockers (four of them: server, machine_learning, redis, postgres) and I'll leave those off for now. I did turn on mirror logs to flash drive, looks like log_previous is in cluded in this attached diagnostics zip. Crafty 4 (minecraft server) is also a memory hog, as well as the seafile-elasticsearch docker. Those are all stopped now as well.

If this is immich slowly gobbling up all the memory and crashing the server, well that shouldn't be happening. I can start to chase that down over at the immich forums, or here.

Thanks in advance!

mayorgoodway-diagnostics-20260921-1046.zip

Edited by rutherford

  • rutherford changed the title to grinds to a halt, hardware? software? (immich facial recognition rebuild)

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