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Rococo can't sync from scratch: node triggers memory leak #1148
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Last time I tried syncing Kusama it also needed 64 GB or something like this. This is definitely not good. |
I've set a snapshot of today for whom may need it |
@koute can you please take a look? |
I'll look into this. |
@bLd75 Just for reference, can you paste full exact command-line invocation you're using and the exact commit on which you see this problem? |
Hi @koute I made some new tests and I just realized polkadot-v1.0.0 client manages to sync Rococo correctly. |
I will test it on a GCP to confirm that its fixed. |
Yep syncing with 32GB works again in v1.0.0. |
* Alter gitlab. * Use substrate's rustfmt.toml * cargo +nightly fmt --all * Fix spellcheck. * cargo +nightly fmt --all * format. * Fix spellcheck and fmt * fmt? * Fix spellcheck Co-authored-by: Tomasz Drwięga <[email protected]>
When syncing Rococo from scratch, at certain chain height the node starts to use resources abnormally until it gets OOM.
I've been testing on several servers (with 32Gb RAM), result is always the same:
Allocating slots failed for lease period 134, with: Module(ModuleError { index: 31, error: [2, 0, 0, 0], message: Some("CannotUpgrade") })
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