It isn't even mentioned in the release notes and you have to explicitly disable it with commandline flags for each account...
--noemailreport1 --noemailreport2
I'm pretty sure all the dots are concentrated on the last 2 days because I force restarted all the application at the same time at the start of this week.
But check out this cool graph it gives me
Every dot on the baseline 2 is an application instance getting oom killed. And then we have those dots up around 7.. Imagine crashing 6 times in one hour.
There's no way this isn't impacting customers, but apparently not enough that they complain and that's why there's no pressure to fix it.
I created an elaborate alarm to even catch this. And every single time it happens there's an alert in our alerting system for a full hour. Everyone knows these applications crash _all the time_.
This isn't even an anarchism post. Being proud of your country is just plain bad. You can be proud of something it does, but it's not a consistent entity and it will do bad things you should never be proud of.
This is funny to post/say cause if an American hears it there are good odds they'll have a small stroke and babble something at you about how it's actually good
Secretly I'm blaming Red Hat support. Fuck I spent a lot of time and effort trying to report issues to them back in the day when I worked somewhere with paid support.. Cannot recommend paying for Red Hat support 👎
I don't even have the energy to report this..
It's so obscure I just know it'll take tons of effort to even convince them it's a real bug.
If you are reading this… congratulations you are alive. If that is not something to smile about, then I don't know what is.
Sometimes the posts are in Danish.
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