Hello,
Since upgrading to confluence 6.15.7, i started to have crashs several time (more then 5 crashs) per day.
After checking out the logs i found a timeout error caused by one of the workbox plugins, so i disabled all the workbox plugins and in-app notifications, with that the number of crash got to one crash per day.When i run the health check i have no error, and the JVM have always a 30% free memory, in the logs i can't found any errors ...
I also disabled the synchrony collaborative edit, after the upgrade since it require some change in the reverse proxy
The instance have 5K users, 260 spaces and runs with 1024Mo JVM min and 2048 JVM max (the bdd runs in a different box)
(I had set the 200 maxthreads property in the reverse proxy connector)
If anyone have any advice/tips/ideas for me or experienced the same behaviour ?
Anything will be helpful since i can't found out the cause of this crashes ... :(
Thanks :)
@Saad Taryousat first glance memory allocated to JVM is way low for the size of your instance, please increase JVM Max to 4GB and restart and observe if instance still crashes.
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@Saad TaryousMemory usage increases during site load, and indexing like activities so I would say yes.
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Ok, i will try to increase the JVM.
thx for your replay i will keep you updated.
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Sure @Saad Taryous
Also next time when crash happen make copy of all the logs before starting service again, this will us diagnose further.
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