connection failed between gateway and (S4) server #2483
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#2483
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I was just trying to upload a file and got a failure. Here is some diagnostic info about it...
Attachment incident-2015-08-18--17-04-19Z-rfjayvy.flog.bz2 (9636 bytes) added
I hit the "report an incident" button after this failure.
Zooko and I successfully reproduced this failure, and a similar failure for SDMF. For MDMF, the storage server is consistently OOM-killed when it approaches the 595 MB available memory of a t1.micro EC2 instance (at around 543MB resident):
For SDMF, the publish fails due to a Python
MemoryError
at around 442MB resident. The process survives but stays at the same memory usage for a while, then drops to 281MB resident.More details to follow.
This is probably the wrong place for S4 bug reports. Also the S4 deployment infrastructure has changed such that the limits discussed above no longer exist.