I have encountered similar situation when, I have allocated too much buffer pool size(in fact 'virtual memory' as Innodb is using mmap()) and then the load increased to use this 'memory', after a while OOM came up and killed the MySQL process.
See 'Feature Request': http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=79850
I have encountered similar situation when, I have allocated too much buffer pool size(in fact 'virtual memory' as Innodb is using mmap()) and then the load increased to use this 'memory', after a while OOM came up and killed the MySQL process. bugs.mysql. com/bug. php?id= 79850
See 'Feature Request':
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Also see related article -> http:// mysql.az/ 2016/01/ 08/oom- killer- vs-mysql- 5-7-10- epic-results- with-over- allocating- memory/
What is the available 'physical memory' for servers?