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BAA container is getting killed on startup #21
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Hi @sivaraman-g, Can you please attach the karaf.log file present in container baa in path /baa/baa-dist/data/log/karaf.log? We do not get the actual issue by seeing the logs mentioned in the issue? |
Hi Selva, I have attached the Karaf log. Thanks, |
OS - Ubuntu 18.04 I have started the BAA with R4.1.1 on my development environment and I see that BAA can be started without any issues. Attaching the log for your reference, [ Can you please check and stop other processes running in your machine before starting BAA? |
Hi Selva, Can you please let us know which process can affect the BAA container? We have attached the running process and the top command output for reference. Thanks |
Processes I meant, if there is any other docker containers using most of the system memory or so. Can you try to upgrade the docker version to 19.03.15 and re-attempt the docker-compose up command? Ensure that no other docker containers are running before starting the obbaa containers. |
Hi Selva, We have tried to run baa docker alone with docker version 19.03.15, but still we have observed the same issue. Console LOGS:
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Hi Sivaraman, Exit Code : 137, seems to be thrown when not enough memory for the Docker to Run container(s). We were able to start BAA setup with 2 vCPUs, 4 GB RAM and 40 GB HDD in 64bit Ubuntu 18.04(for the BBWF 2021 Demo). Instead of starting R4.1.1 can you please try to use the image docker pull broadbandforum/baa:R4.1.0 and check if you are able to start the BAA container without any issue(s)? I think it must be something to do with the environmental issue. |
Hi Selva, Thanks for the response. |
Hi Sivaraman, I have gone through the logs which was attached to this ticket earlier. I did not found abnormal logs which could caused the container to exit. Request you to reproduce the issue on different server and check if you are able to start the BAA? |
Hi Team,
We are observing an issue of a BAA container getting killed on startup. We have checked in the "docker inspect" log and we could see that the baa is exited with error code "137" as below.
BAA Logs:
We have done the following things but still faced the same issue.
Also, we have started the BAA docker with /bin/bash as a startup script. and inside the docker container, we have manually tried to bring up the "/baa/baa-dist/bin/karaf". but that process is getting killed. We are suspecting that the java process "/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8-openjdk/bin/java" which is started by karaf is somehow getting killed.
Note: This docker kill issue is not observed with other docker images ex: control-relay
For reference: Below is the specification of the PC and BAA which we are using.
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