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This is only an issue when you disable OOM killer. If your OOM killer replacement dies, then you have a problem, and you shouldn't have disabled it in the first
by epochwolf 12y ago
This is only an issue when you disable OOM killer. If your OOM killer replacement dies, then you have a problem, and you shouldn't have disabled it in the first place.
The kernel isn't going to protect you from turning off critical bits.
- IgorPartola 12y agoYes, I read the article. My point is that a container that ran out of RAM and is running a buggy process manager affects the entire system, not just the container.