Roger Lipscombe

Asked: 2016-09-08 02:42:33 +0800 CST2016-09-08 02:42:33 +0800 CST 2016-09-08 02:42:33 +0800 CST

Does upstart wait until a core dump is written before restarting the process?

On our Ubuntu servers, core dumps are currently disabled. If we enable them, and a daemon process crashes, will that impact the time taken for upstart to restart the process?

That is: if my daemon's using, say, 32GB of RAM, does that all have to be written to disk (which might take a while) before upstart can restart the daemon?

Does upstart wait until a core dump is written before restarting the process?

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