Не решено memory exhaustion on vcenter

1. Stop and disable vmware-pod service so the percpu memory usage won't grow further.
Login to VCSA using SSH (putty)
Execute the below commands to stop and disable "vmware-pod" service (Note:It is safe to disable vmware-pod service in on-prem environments)
systemctl stop vmware-pod
systemctl disable vmware-pod
2.[Immediate action] - no reboot required: drop caches to free dirty pages which will release hanging memory cgroups in dying state. Most of percpu memory will be freed.
Login to VCSA using SSH (putty)
Execute below command to drop caches
echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
3.[Recommended] Disable kernel memory accounting for cgroups. Reboot required.
  • Login to VCSA using SSH (putty)
  • Edit file /boot/photon.cfg using VI editor
Add cgroup.memory=nokmem parameter to the end of photon_cmdline=
  • Save the file using 'Esc + wq!' and exit VI editor
  • Reboot VCSA
 
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1. Stop and disable vmware-pod service so the percpu memory usage won't grow further.
Login to VCSA using SSH (putty)
Execute the below commands to stop and disable "vmware-pod" service (Note:It is safe to disable vmware-pod service in on-prem environments)

2.[Immediate action] - no reboot required: drop caches to free dirty pages which will release hanging memory cgroups in dying state. Most of percpu memory will be freed.
Login to VCSA using SSH (putty)
Execute below command to drop caches

3.[Recommended] Disable kernel memory accounting for cgroups. Reboot required.
  • Login to VCSA using SSH (putty)
  • Edit file /boot/photon.cfg using VI editor
Add cgroup.memory=nokmem parameter to the end of photon_cmdline=
  • Save the file using 'Esc + wq!' and exit VI editor
  • Reboot VCSA
А если просто памяти добавить виртуальной машине ?:unsure:
 
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