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OOM kill exists because swap is not being useful. A process failure is something you can deal with, livelock isn't. If you have an algorithm that works out of c
by angry_octet 5y ago
OOM kill exists because swap is not being useful. A process failure is something you can deal with, livelock isn't. If you have an algorithm that works out of core then you'll never hit swap because you maintain the working set below memory limits.