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Sure swap isn't helping, but having random processes being OOM-killed isn't either …

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• JackSlateur 2y ago
  It does, if it helps you highlight an issue somewhere : sizing, rate limiting or whatever
  • goodpoint 2y ago
    If you are relying on failures and crashes instead of proactively monitor your workload you are already taking the wrong approach, swap or no swap.
    • shermantanktop 2y ago
      Yeah, but shit happens. Oom killer and the load balancer ejecting the host is better than 0.03% of requests mysteriously failing for weeks.