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edit: I meant that regularly hitting OOM on a production server is usually more of a provisioning/resource-management issue. Obviously, how the OS handles OOM o
by mtgh2s 1mo ago
edit: I meant that regularly hitting OOM on a production server is usually more of a provisioning/resource-management issue. Obviously, how the OS handles OOM once it happens is still its responsibility.
Running out of memory on a linux server sounds more like a skill issue than something comparable to how a desktop OS should behave :\
- W3zzy 1mo agoCould be. I'm new to the game. Started homelabbing a year ad a half ago. Thing is that I never know this could happen. As a Windows user I'm used to a system that does stuff in the background without knowing how it works. My Linux VM's can be broken because I'm in charge and I'm a noob. I kind of love it. I've learned so much from troubleshooting.