Hi

I have a cluster of 4 nodes, each witch 30GB memory (Amazon EC2)
Couch gui show memory usage of 24-28%

The cluster memory status:
Total Allocated (32.3 GB)     Total in Cluster (70.3 GB)
In Use (17.2 GB)  Unused (15 GB)   Unallocated (37.9 GB)


Despite the fact that there is a bunch of free memory, periodically there 
is a memory usage increase, and OOM fires.
It usually kills beam.smp (the cluster "works" after that

Jul 15 07:08:41 couch01 kernel: [9214515.877193] Out of memory: Kill 
process 6639 (beam.smp) score 786 or sacrifice child
Jul 15 07:08:41 couch01 kernel: [9214515.881859] Killed process 6639 
(beam.smp) total-vm:*27077936kB*, anon-rss:24227172kB, file-rss:0kB
Jul 15 07:08:41 couch01 kernel: [9214515.892273] memcached invoked 
oom-killer: gfp_mask=0x201da, order=0, oom_score_adj=0
Jul 15 07:08:41 couch01 kernel: [9214515.892275] memcached cpuset=/ 
mems_allowed=0


Today it did kill memcache, and the node failed, cluster tend to rebalance, 
but failed (second node also crushed)


Jul 15 11:05:31 couch01 kernel: [9228726.790765] Out of memory: Kill 
process 117040 (memcached) score 164 or sacrifice child
Jul 15 11:05:31 couch01 kernel: [9228726.796414] Killed process 117040 
(memcached) total-vm:*5399148kB*, anon-rss:5067456kB, file-rss:0kB


Why it does happen, I seem to have a lot of free memory.
Current node shows a lot of free memory

nodeA $ free -m
             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:         30147       8618      21528          0        161       1015
-/+ buffers/cache:       7440      22706
Swap:            0          0          0


I guess, that from time to time some tasks starts, and tend to do some 
computation tat require all "Total Allocated" memory on a single node?
How can I limit per-node memory usage?

This look like configuration problem.
Any clues?


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