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Since switching to the Enterprise edition of OnlyOffice (+ 100 user license) unfortunately we seem to have hit a resource limitation in the container.
I tried bumping the memory request to 1Gb but it doesn't seem to be taking : 0e18c40
Discussed briefly with Carsten 11.12.2025 - there shouldn't be any resource constraints in the k8s cluster, unless it's a default. We seem to have plenty of spare capacity/resources in Draven. This is only happening in Draven, not fizz. So a bit more of a deep-dive will need to be done in January..
Actually the memory resources for OnlyOffice where higher than 1GB. You've introduces the resources attribute a second time. Actually the vscode yaml linter points this out -- please check if it's working properly.
Meanwhile I've improved the resource management so fizz and draven will use different amounts of resources.
It's very strange that the OOMKiller has been triggered. I'm not sure if this happend because the kubernetes host was out of resources or if the resource limit (6GB) has been hit.
I suggest to retry.
The OOMKilled status in Kubernetes, flagged by exit code 137, signifies that the Linux Kernel has halted a container because it has surpassed its allocated memory limit.
Since switching to the Enterprise edition of OnlyOffice (+ 100 user license) unfortunately we seem to have hit a resource limitation in the container.
I tried bumping the memory request to 1Gb but it doesn't seem to be taking : 0e18c40
Discussed briefly with Carsten 11.12.2025 - there shouldn't be any resource constraints in the k8s cluster, unless it's a default. We seem to have plenty of spare capacity/resources in Draven. This is only happening in Draven, not fizz. So a bit more of a deep-dive will need to be done in January..
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