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I ended up documenting this in a post here. But the issue I was running into ended up being one of insufficient memory in the virtual machine (or at least that is what I think). Basically, two databases cannot be provisioned with the default podman machine.
I had a previous container with a volume attached, and it would always show as healthy. It is an Oracle 21c image from the Oracle Container Registry. I wanted to create another container with an Oracle 23c database. And the build always seemed to hang. And when I would issue the podman ps command its status would always be unhealthy.
I ended up initializing a new machine with cpu=2 and memory=4096. And then created the two containers, both are healthy. Some observations (from beginner):
I don't know if the docs explicitly state what the default machine settings are (CPU and memory). And I don't know if it is discussed anywhere what the implications might be, or what a container that tries to start up when there is insufficient memory might look like.
And podman logs (I don't think this is a fault of podman, because it's just displaying whatever is in the logs), but the image I'm attaching doesn't explicitly point toward memory being the culprit. I don't know how to improve this.
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I ended up documenting this in a post here. But the issue I was running into ended up being one of insufficient memory in the virtual machine (or at least that is what I think). Basically, two databases cannot be provisioned with the default podman machine.
I had a previous container with a volume attached, and it would always show as healthy. It is an Oracle 21c image from the Oracle Container Registry. I wanted to create another container with an Oracle 23c database. And the build always seemed to hang. And when I would issue the podman ps command its status would always be unhealthy.
I ended up initializing a new machine with cpu=2 and memory=4096. And then created the two containers, both are healthy. Some observations (from beginner):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: