Configuring Out-Of-Memory Killer in Linux for PostgreSQL
When a Linux database server unexpectedly crashes, it's essential to find out why. There could be several reasons. For instance, SIGSEGV indicates a failure due to a bug in the backend server. However, that's rare. More often, it's simply a lack of disk space or memory. If disk space has run out, the only solution is to free up space and restart the database. Out-Of-Memory Killer: When the server […]
