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8347126: gc/stress/TestStressG1Uncommit.java gets OOM-killed #22954
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On my M1, the test now configures to much more reasonable occupancy.
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One of my testing nodes caught the OOM kill for the VM carrying the test. The default configuration turns the VM that test runs as the driver into a memory hog. On 48-core / 64G machine, the test configured itself to take 13 workers each allocating 1G. This ballooned the heap size to 13G -- e.g. about 25% of host memory -- which is well beyond the usual footprint for a single test VM (~2GB). Naturally, this runs into a high chance of being OOM killed under high test parallelism.
I think the solution is to cut down the heap size we run with, and balance the number of workers a bit more finely. I looked around at sibling tests and 1G seems to be a common heap size for these tests.
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