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Description
We use kargo in openshift cluster. Openshift runs it with the following user: runAsUser: 1001910000 (ps output for this user attached as screenshots). Since 1.0.3 update we have noticed it creates zombie processes [git]. Those process slowly bulk up and make controller unusable (unix fork can't create more processes). Warehouse set to discover new tags using NewestTag strategy speeds up this process (you can see a 'zombie' spawn on each refresh of WH in the UI). With 1m interval and 20 discovery limit kargo-controller was dead in half a day (we had about 44 active WHs with 'NewestTag' subscription)
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Steps to Reproduce
Create a Kargo project with a stage and warehouse subscription to git
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kargo version
.Description
We use kargo in openshift cluster. Openshift runs it with the following user:
runAsUser: 1001910000
(ps output for this user attached as screenshots). Since 1.0.3 update we have noticed it creates zombie processes [git]. Those process slowly bulk up and make controller unusable (unix fork can't create more processes).Warehouse
set to discover new tags usingNewestTag
strategy speeds up this process (you can see a 'zombie' spawn on each refresh of WH in the UI). With 1m interval and 20 discovery limit kargo-controller was dead in half a day (we had about 44 active WHs with 'NewestTag' subscription)Screenshots
Steps to Reproduce
ps auxf | grep 'defunct' | wc -l
NewestTag
in the UIps auxf | grep 'defunct' | wc -l
- count will increment as new 'zombie' has spawned.Version
Kargo v1.0.3
Logs
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