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This is a problem with InfluxDB. I imagine outflux executes something like SELECT * FROM measurement . This kind of queries are documented to exhaust memory resources on InfluxDB hosts influxdata/influxdb#9313 .
I worked around this issue by provisioning 40GB of RAM instead of the usual 8GB on my google VM, and memory consumption during export of a measurement with around 35M metrics reached 25GB.
As documented in the influx issue, using limits and offsets wouldn't work. What I've seen to make a difference is using date ranges 🤷♂️ .
I understand this is not an outflux issue, but solving it would help facilitate the transition from influx to timescale
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@blagojts Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe there is a setting where you can control the range that Outflux chooses to execute queries to avoid this OOM issue? Have you tried toggling the --chunk-size and --batch-size flags?
I've tried using --chunk-size to lower the InfluxDB chunk size to 1000 but the problem persists. It seems that influx has some serious problem handling "big" queries.
This is a problem with InfluxDB. I imagine outflux executes something like
SELECT * FROM measurement
. This kind of queries are documented to exhaust memory resources on InfluxDB hosts influxdata/influxdb#9313 .I worked around this issue by provisioning 40GB of RAM instead of the usual 8GB on my google VM, and memory consumption during export of a measurement with around 35M metrics reached 25GB.
As documented in the influx issue, using limits and offsets wouldn't work. What I've seen to make a difference is using date ranges 🤷♂️ .
I understand this is not an outflux issue, but solving it would help facilitate the transition from influx to timescale
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: