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Rohith Sharma K S commented on YARN-4852:
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[~slukog] Can you more information to verify why there was immediate glitch
# Any NM got restarted? If so how many and how many containers were running in
each NM.?
# Was there RM heavily loaded or any deadlock in scheduler where most of the
node heart beat was not processed by scheduler?
# Do you have Jstack report for RM while memory is increasing?
These container status are cleared from nodeUpdateQueue when node heartbeat is
processed by scheduler. If there is any issue/slow from scheduler, these status
would pile up and cause OOM.
> Resource Manager Ran Out of Memory
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> Key: YARN-4852
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-4852
> Project: Hadoop YARN
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: resourcemanager
> Affects Versions: 2.6.0
> Reporter: Gokul
>
> Resource Manager went out of memory (max heap size: 8 GB, CMS GC) and shut
> down itself.
> Heap dump analysis reveals that 1200 instances of RMNodeImpl class hold 86%
> of memory. When digged deep, there are around 0.5 million objects of
> UpdatedContainerInfo (nodeUpdateQueue inside RMNodeImpl). This in turn
> contains around 1.7 million objects of YarnProtos$ContainerIdProto,
> ContainerStatusProto, ApplicationAttemptIdProto, ApplicationIdProto each of
> which retain around 1 GB heap.
> Full GC was triggered multiple times when RM went OOM and only 300 MB of heap
> was released. So all these objects look like live objects.
> RM's usual heap usage is around 4 GB but it suddenly spiked to 8 GB in 20
> mins time and went OOM.
> There are no spike in job submissions, container numbers at the time of issue
> occurrence.
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