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Thank you thank you thank you! Docker processes randomly exiting with "137" suddenly make a lot more sense! 137 - 128 == 9 ... that's SIGKILL, probably via so
by ramses0 3y ago
Thank you thank you thank you! Docker processes randomly exiting with "137" suddenly make a lot more sense!
137 - 128 == 9
... that's SIGKILL, probably via some sort of pipe/subshell. We'd figured it was OOM-killer or something similar, but now it seems like there's a bit more of the dots connected between.
Who can/will send random `kill -9`s? Probably the kernel, or some sort of supervisory process.
- afr0ck 3y agoIf the oom-killer is called, you'll see something on dmesg.