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by dice
3403 days ago
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>Is there any way to tell the OOM killer which program to kill first? From TFA: >Without swap, the system will call the OOM when the memory is exhausted. You can prioritize which processes get killed first in configuring oom_adj_score. The linked solution document is only available to registered RH users, though, and the name is actually oom_score_adj and not oom_adj_score. `man 5 proc` has details, but tl;dr is set /proc/<pid>/oom_score_adj to -1000 to make a process OOM-killer-invincible. |
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