Allot CPU and RAM resources to services, per service, per server.
CPU allocations are specified as a portion of the total number of cores on the host system, i.e., a CPU limit of 2 in a 6-core system is an effective limit of 33.33% of the CPU, and a CPU limit of 6 in a 6-core system is an effective limit of 100% of the CPU.
Memory allocations are specified as a number followed by their multiplier, i.e., 500M, 1G, 10G, etc.
As a default, each package contained in Platform is allocated a maximum of 3 GB of RAM, and 100% CPU usage.
The resource allocation can be set on a per-package basis, as specified by the relevant environment variables found in the relevant Packages section.
Be wary of allocating CPU limits to ELK Stack services. These seem to fail with CPU limits and their already implemented health checks.
Take note to not allocate less memory to ELK Stack services than their JVM heap sizes.
Exit code 137 indicates an out-of-memory failure. When running into this, it means that the service has been allocated too little memory.