Hi,
I recently ran a query for searching 4 million records. My heapsize was only 1 GB and so I got an out of memory exception. I ran the query several times just to make sure. Later I decided to increase the heap size. But no matter how many times I exitted the terminal I am unable to stop the elasticsearch process, which was not the case before. I am still able to execute the curl command to contact the elasticsearch server, even though the ps command shows that neither java not elasticsearch is running. Also if I try to start the elasticsearch process anyway with increased heapsize, I get the following error : Out of memory could not create native threads. Any advice would be great. Thanks.
Did you try a ps -ef command to see running process and find the PID number?
Then kill -9 that process?
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Le 7 juin 2013 à 17:21, sai saironprasanna@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi,
I recently ran a query for searching 4 million records. My heapsize was
only 1 GB and so I got an out of memory exception. I ran the query several
times just to make sure. Later I decided to increase the heap size. But no
matter how many times I exitted the terminal I am unable to stop the
elasticsearch process, which was not the case before. I am still able to
execute the curl command to contact the elasticsearch server, even though
the ps command shows that neither java not elasticsearch is running. Also if
I try to start the elasticsearch process anyway with increased heapsize, I
get the following error : Out of memory could not create native threads. Any
advice would be great. Thanks.--
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Hi dadoonet thanks for the idea. I later tried a ps -aux and realized that
there were several instances of java vm running inspite of the reboots and
logouts. I forcibly removed them and was able to stop the elasticsearch
process. Thank you very much.
On Jun 14, 2013 9:42 AM, "dadoonet [via Elasticsearch Users]" <
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Did you try a ps -ef command to see running process and find the PID
number?
Then kill -9 that process?--
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I recently ran a query for searching 4 million records. My heapsize was
only 1 GB and so I got an out of memory exception. I ran the query several
times just to make sure. Later I decided to increase the heap size. But no
matter how many times I exitted the terminal I am unable to stop the
elasticsearch process, which was not the case before. I am still able to
execute the curl command to contact the elasticsearch server, even though
the ps command shows that neither java not elasticsearch is running. Also
if
I try to start the elasticsearch process anyway with increased heapsize, I
get the following error : Out of memory could not create native threads.
Any
advice would be great. Thanks.--
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