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pthread error during thaw phase of Erlang VM #71

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rmpalomino opened this issue Oct 18, 2019 · 3 comments
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pthread error during thaw phase of Erlang VM #71

rmpalomino opened this issue Oct 18, 2019 · 3 comments

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@rmpalomino
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As mentioned in #68, there is a persistent pthread error that causes a crash of the Erlang VM in long running AWS Lambda functions. This was noticed in a Lambda function that processes a steady AWS Kinesis stream.

I have opened this issue after #68 was resolved, because this underlying issue is not fixed; #69 only prevents the resulting Linux core dumps from filling disk space, it does not prevent the Erlang VM from crashing during the AWS Lambda thaw phase and causing a core dump.

The pthread error shown in #68 is:

pthread/ethr_event.c:164: Fatal error in wait__(): Operation not permitted (1)

Also see the error and additional discussion in leo-project/leofs#843 (comment):

Sep 20 18:55:53 bodies-master leo_manager[406]: pthread/ethr_event.c:164: Fatal error in wait__(): Invalid argument (22)
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motobob commented Jul 5, 2022

move to provided.al2 AMI and the issue will go away

@motobob motobob closed this as completed Jul 5, 2022
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velimir commented Jul 5, 2022

It is assumed to be addressed by #79

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motobob commented Jul 6, 2022

yes @velimir we've already moved it real deployments (actually time to move to provided.al2.2022) so #79 is to move the default and templates to latest.

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