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So I have an external 3rd party application which runs on Java. The JVM is getting a load of OutOfMemeory
errors and their support team suggested I raise the ulimit - u
from he default 1024
to 4096
There is a start-up shell script that starts the server. This essentially sets some environment variables and executes the Java. I've added the following line:
ulimit -u 4096
How will I know this has worked? Do I need to start my machine to get this to come into affect?
I gave their support team the logs and that is what they suggested based on the logs. Heapspace is set to 6GB as per their recommendation. – Cheetah – 2013-05-31T11:59:21.030
If it was about the file descriptors then you'd have this error here: https://customer.stone-ware.com/support/techdocs/kb/s2548/Too%20Many%20Open%20Files%20Pattern.htm
– Alessandro – 2013-05-31T12:01:12.117