Public bug reported:
(please refer to
https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/31007#issuecomment-308877825 for
context)
Precondition: Ubuntu 16.04.2 with Docker 17.03 (kernel 4.4)
Steps to reproduce:
- Install latest Docker
- Run 300 containers with health check (for i in {1..300}; do docker run -d -it
--restart=always --name poc_$i talves/health_poc; done)
- Send termination signal to the containers (docker kill -s TERM $(docker ps -q)
- A few processes are going to be stuck in "uninterruptible sleep" ("D" state).
The only know way to recover from this is host reboot
Expected behavior:
- All containers should be terminated without any dangling process
Actual behavior:
- Some processes are left in "D" state. In our production environment this
leads over time to performance degradation and maintenance issues due to
containers that cannot be stopped / removed.
A fix is provided on kernel 4.12 - it would be nice if it could be
backported and included in the next Ubuntu release within the supported
kernel.
Thanks in advance
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1698264
Title:
Processes in "D" state due to zap_pid_ns_processes kernel call with
Ubuntu + Docker
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
(please refer to
https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/31007#issuecomment-308877825 for
context)
Precondition: Ubuntu 16.04.2 with Docker 17.03 (kernel 4.4)
Steps to reproduce:
- Install latest Docker
- Run 300 containers with health check (for i in {1..300}; do docker run -d
-it --restart=always --name poc_$i talves/health_poc; done)
- Send termination signal to the containers (docker kill -s TERM $(docker ps
-q)
- A few processes are going to be stuck in "uninterruptible sleep" ("D"
state). The only know way to recover from this is host reboot
Expected behavior:
- All containers should be terminated without any dangling process
Actual behavior:
- Some processes are left in "D" state. In our production environment this
leads over time to performance degradation and maintenance issues due to
containers that cannot be stopped / removed.
A fix is provided on kernel 4.12 - it would be nice if it could be
backported and included in the next Ubuntu release within the
supported kernel.
Thanks in advance
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