Server crashing while pregenerating chunks with chunky fabric 1.20.1
5 gb of total memory and here is the total list of all mods
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container@pterodactyl~ Server marked as offline...
[Pterodactyl Daemon]: ---------- Detected server process in a crashed state! ----------
[Pterodactyl Daemon]: Exit code: 137
[Pterodactyl Daemon]: Out of memory: true
[Pterodactyl Daemon]: Checking server disk space usage, this could take a few seconds...
[Pterodactyl Daemon]: Updating process configuration files...
[Pterodactyl Daemon]: Ensuring file permissions are set correctly, this could take a few seconds...
container@pterodactyl~ Server marked as starting...
Looks fine to me
would just either:
1. add c2me and take a backup to speed it up
2. Just restart it on a schedule
Do both
take a backup of? sorry im new to this
The world just in case
c2me is sometimes unstable but it has been fine 99.99% of the time
but like
you can just
add it and yolo it
alright ill add the mod
basically im just testing as of now
even if the world gets corrupted its of no issue
since nobody has started playing as of now.
alright
im trying to pregenerate chunks step by step and it works okay now
if i straight in put 2500 it crashes tho
!oom
My server is using too much memory
My panel says my memory usage is high all the time.
Your server runs in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which has significant overhead & tries to effectively use ALL of the memory assigned to it.
Memory usage from "htop", Task Manager, or your server panel is the total consumption of the JVM, not just your server.
My server is lagging & I think it's memory related.
It's much more likely that you are bottlenecked by your CPU, disk, or some inefficient mod/plugin.
Rule of thumb, servers should have anywhere from 4GB to 12GB of memory, with 8GB being the 'sweet spot'.
If you're heavily modded, add 4GB to that.
Too much memory can be a bad thing. Don't exceed these caps unless you really know why you're doing it.
Troubleshoot your server the right way: use Spark & send us a report.
My server is randomly terminated unexpectedly.
Setting your server to use 8GB does not mean that Java won't exceed this amount.
As a rule of thumb, allow your system/container about 1-2GB (possibly more) overhead outside of the server.
If you're on Linux & can SSH into the system, check your kernel logs. They will report any incidents of OOM.
I want to use swap to allocate more memory.
Don't. Swap is not free memory and using it can negatively impact performance.
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