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Hi, I'm cross-posting an issue I raised on the main Jupyterlab page as I hope you guys might have some ideas about how to debug this issue.
Original thread: jupyterlab/jupyterlab#16719
Description
I am running Jupyter lab (v4.2.3) on a linux cluster, initialised as:
'nohup jupyter lab --port=1027 --no-browser &'
I have noticed a persistent issue, where when I open multiple notebooks (<10), memory usage of Jupyterlab climbs to >100Gb and the server becomes unresponsive. I have to manually kill it from command line. I don't even have to run any cells of code for this to happen, so it is not linked to the actual contents of my notebooks.
Reproduce
I can reproduce this by opening a bunch of blank notebooks in different folders, and maybe running some basic code within them (e.g. a=1+1). Within a few minutes this high memory issue occurs. If I limit myself to 1 notebook this does not happen.
Expected behavior
Memory usage should be linked to the code I execute within notebooks.
Context
Operating system (of laptop in which browser window is open) Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Operating system (of remote server on which jupyter lab is running) Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server VERSION="7.9 (Maipo)"
Browser and version: Firefox v129.02
JupyterLab version: 4.2.3
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Hi, I'm cross-posting an issue I raised on the main Jupyterlab page as I hope you guys might have some ideas about how to debug this issue.
Original thread: jupyterlab/jupyterlab#16719
Description
I am running Jupyter lab (v4.2.3) on a linux cluster, initialised as:
'nohup jupyter lab --port=1027 --no-browser &'
I have noticed a persistent issue, where when I open multiple notebooks (<10), memory usage of Jupyterlab climbs to >100Gb and the server becomes unresponsive. I have to manually kill it from command line. I don't even have to run any cells of code for this to happen, so it is not linked to the actual contents of my notebooks.
Reproduce
I can reproduce this by opening a bunch of blank notebooks in different folders, and maybe running some basic code within them (e.g. a=1+1). Within a few minutes this high memory issue occurs. If I limit myself to 1 notebook this does not happen.
Expected behavior
Memory usage should be linked to the code I execute within notebooks.
Context
Operating system (of laptop in which browser window is open) Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Operating system (of remote server on which jupyter lab is running) Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server VERSION="7.9 (Maipo)"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: