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Issue Out of memory but plenty of memory

Thank you all, I'll think about migrating to something else. In any case a dedicated server is way an overkill.
The current host has told me they guarantee the 8GB 100%, no matter what.

Besides, I checked with the online mySQL calculator and with current settings (i.e., 2GB innodb_buffer_pool_size) I reach just 3.2GB.

What about upgrading to Almalinux 9 as an attempt of last resort? How complex is that?

If that's the case, then it's likely an abusive or malicious bot/vulnerability sniffer that causes your memory usage to surge so much that OS invokes the OOM killer to avoid kernel panic so you might want to check access logs if you want to try and track it down.

Almalinux 9 is solid and has a great long runway!
 
Hi all, I wanted to provide some sort of a conclusion on this issue : after various attempts described here and more, the best progress was obtained by disabling firewalld (while keeping the Plesk firewall. I think I could have made the opposite choice too). It was difficult to believe, but having two active firewalls - which I was not aware of - messes us the system. It is now 10 days without a crash a 5 since I last restarted MariaDB and things look quite stable : no OOM messages, no segfault or php-fpm crashes. Fingers crossed.

The strange thing is that I was (unconsciously) running the 2 firewalls with CentOs and never had any issue. Almalinux looks a bit more sensitive on that, obviously.
 
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