Closed carmat88 closed 7 years ago
From the top of my head please check how much RAM you have allocated to your Docker: you need 4GB minimum as the log says.
I will try to deploy it on my Mac later this week - we usually use Linux for that.
Hello @groundnuty . Thank you for getting back. Indeed, I had to ramp it up to 6 GB in order to make it work. Is this somehow expected? Cheers.
@carmat88 yea... when I get around to add this: https://github.com/onedata/getting-started/issues/24 - the message will be very clear :-)
It did not want to start with less then 6GB?
@groundnuty Hi again. Nice! I saw that issue, but trivially did not connect the dots XD
So for my local setup it seems that 5.5GB is the threshold below which ./run_onedata.sh --zone
starts failing. Many thanks for the hint about adjusting dedicated RAM to Docker.
Thanks for estimating minimum RAM needed for macos !
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So for my local setup it seems that 5.5GB is the threshold below which ./run_onedata.sh --zone starts failing. Many thanks for the hint about adjusting dedicated RAM to Docker.
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Hey guys! I'm trying to deploy scenario 2.0 on my local machine (not a VM) which is MacOS Sierra version 10.12.6 (16G29) with Docker version 17.06.2-ce, build cec0b72 and docker-compose version 1.14.0, build c7bdf9e
When running in the 1st terminal window the command
./run_onedata.sh --zone
, I'm getting the following error message:Here is the stacktrace checking the error.log at var/log/oz_panel:
Based on the log, there seems to be an issue with the server couchbase and that
init_cluster failed
. The specific error might be related to some quota exceeding thresholds.What is interesting is that, if I run scenario 2.0 on a Linux machine (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS), then commands
./run_onedata.sh --zone
and./run_onedata.sh --provider
work like a charm.Tried to google such error about quota and found these two posts on the couchbase's forum:
Though, I couldn't figure it out. That is why I thought it was worthy to report the aforementioned issue here. Hope it could be useful somehow!
Many thanks.