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[error 'open /proc/stat: too many open files']

L2 Linker

Recently had some performance problems reported from my xsoar users.

Found a tenant crashing.  Upon investigating I found the following error in the logs:

App03 host:

error Couldn't calc cores number [error 'open /proc/stat: too many open files']error Couldn't calc cores number [error 'open /proc/stat: too many open files'] 

 

I set this on APP03 last night as a temporary band-aid until I could better understand:
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex/cortex-xsoar/6-2/cortex-xsoar-multi-tenant-guide/manage-con...

 

 

Review other host nodes that I didn't touch I see the following:

ulimit -a for root shows:

open files                      (-n) 1024

 

DockerHardeningCheck shows:

jboyd98_0-1646333459707.png

 

Additionally:

jboyd98_1-1646333459832.png

 

 

This key does NOT exist under  Advanced /Troubleshooting:

jboyd98_2-1646333459708.png

 

 

Where is it pulling 1048576 from; where would this be set and whats the difference between that and my ulimit -a for root (there is no special config in /etc/security/limits.conf)

Any feedback is appreciated,

 

Boyd

 

 
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L2 Linker

Hi Jboyd,

 

This forum is best for implementation questions, not so much for server crashes, bugs, or other unexpected behaviors.

 

I would recommend that you open a support ticket a support.paloaltonetworks.com. Please attach your log bundle set to Debug level from the Settings>About>Troubleshooting page. There you will be met with the proper team to investigate this, along with an SLA for a response to your issue.

 

Thanks,

Lance

Thanks, I opened a support ticket as suggested.

Though, I referenced the error, I really just want to better understand how max open files / file descriptors setting is inherited by xsoar containers.  More of an education question.

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