Ologgerd Consumes High System Memory
(Doc ID 2720949.1)
Last updated on JULY 20, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition - Version 12.2.0.1 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
It was observed that ologgerd consumed most of the memory and caused db instance and crsd crash.
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USER PID PPID PRI %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS WCHAN S ELAPSED TIME COMMAND
root 55181792 1 20 1.3 76.0 66893216 51101312 * A 17:12:26 04:24:50 <GI_HOME>/bin/ologgerd -M ##>> high accumulated Memory usage
ologgerd logs are flushed quickly before ologgerd restart And following info printed in ologgerd trace repeatedly.
<ORACLE_BASE>/diag/crs/<node>/crs/trace/ologgerd.trc:
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2020-03-07 20:12:36.863 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number of packets are high(count=114697762, sizeinbytes=57774297066). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
2020-03-07 20:12:36.864 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number ofpackets are high(count=114697763, sizeinbytes=57774297569). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
2020-03-07 20:12:36.864 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number of packets are high(count=114697764, sizeinbytes=57774298072). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
2020-03-07 20:12:36.864 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number of packets are high(count=114697765, sizeinbytes=57774298575). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
2020-03-07 20:12:36.864 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number of packets are high(count=114697766, sizeinbytes=57774299042). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
2020-03-07 20:12:36.864 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number of packets are high(count=114697767, sizeinbytes=57774299534). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
2020-03-07 20:12:36.864 : CRFLOGD:3844: crflogd_addtocalogqueue: Number of packets are high(count=114697768, sizeinbytes=57774300002). Sending STOPSEND message for CALOG packets
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