@Dexuan, the error 'WARNING ExtHandler CGroup walinuxagent.service:
Crossed the Memory Threshold' started when the vm was first created on
May 24, persisted until I stopped/dealocated the VM, and has not
returned in syslog. Nor for what it's worth has this error been seen in
over six months on
I rebooted our VM over 60 times today without any further issues. Since
the VM network went down before I restarted the VM or lost access to the
serial console login, I'm also thinking now it was a network issue to
begin with. It could always be coincidence that I was able to get the VM
back by
I see now 5.0.0-1007.7 is also available for 19.04, but I'll wait and
see what you advise @Dexuan after looking at my serial log.
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I got the VM back by force stopping, then starting. It looks like
5.0.0-1007.7 only comes with 19.10, which is not available yet on Azure?
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Title:
How do I upgrade the kernel to 5.0.0-1007.7 if that is what is
recommended to avoid this issue? apt-get dist-upgrade on another vm with
4.18.0-1018-azure did not upgrade the kernel. Thank God it restarted! Or
is 5.0.0-1007.7 not an Azure kernel so I would need to switch to stock
Ubuntu kernel?
@Dexuan I emailed you my serial log. I restarted via portal a number of
times without success. I tried to redeploy twice and it failed. Trying
to restart via cli now.
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kernel is 4.18.0-1018-azure
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Azure Instance never recovered during series of instance reboots.
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This bit me tonight on a few days old 18.04 VM with stock kernel. So far
I can not get back in with reboot or redeploy to upgrade the kernel.
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