I get this:
docker inspect 5130e1789e1e | grep Memory
"Memory": 5368709120,
"MemoryReservation": 0,
"MemorySwap": -1,
"MemorySwappiness": null,
I get this:
docker inspect 5130e1789e1e | grep Memory
"Memory": 5368709120,
"MemoryReservation": 0,
"MemorySwap": -1,
"MemorySwappiness": null,
@crazybrad thanks,
The memory usage for the mysql service is not more than 10%, something like 2.5Gb.
The server memory is 32 GB, I only run in the Cloudron server no more than 6 applications; 3 of them are wordpress, 1 mautic, another 2 nextcloud. What is annoying is that when this happens all the applications are staled or inaccessible.
It has been 4 days since I rebooted the server, and it hadn't happened again.
Merci, MB
@joseph thanks,
How do I see if the memory constraints are applied. Do you want me to paste the output here?
Thanks
MB
I recently deployed a WordPress site, and I’ve noticed that the RAM is constantly being exhausted, which makes the site inaccessible. What’s worse, this issue affects the other instances on the server as well — they also become unreachable, including the Cloudron dashboard itself. The only way to restore access is by rebooting the entire server.
It’s important to note that the configurations set for the server and each app do not exceed the assigned limits for memory or CPU.