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Memory Leak on node versions below 18.17.0 #5851
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rebased Current |
Update: protons may not be the root cause, could be the common issue of lodestar |
Turns out the leak was also on |
Leak is present on
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All bare metal deployments go with NodeJS v18.16.1, docker deployments go with NodeJS 20, that's what we should use from Lodestar v1.10.0. I deployed |
Deployed several commits from over the last couple weeks to As a note we are passing AbortSignal into fetch in beacon-node but not in validator but leak was present in both. Built a branch |
The leak was fixed in nodejs/undici#2049 and released in 5.21.1 That fix was applied to node 20.1.0 [ba9ec91f0e] - deps: update undici to 5.21.1 (Node.js GitHub Bot) nodejs/node#47488 I do not see that version of undici backported to node 18 which confirms the behavior we saw empirically. |
Thanks @matthewkeil for the thorough testing. I am also pretty confident this is related to native fetch on older node versions after reviewing all the PRs we did in 1.10 and going through the nodejs issues. I also never saw this on my end on any server since I pretty early updated to node 20.
The fix has been backported to v18.17.0 as well
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Nice catch @nflaig! I was looking at the synopsis on the releases page and didnt notice the tilde! 🤦♂️ On the upside still does confirm because we were running 18.16.1. So i think we are safe with 18.17.0. I will deploy that to beta with unstable to double check and we can make a docs note. |
Sounds good, maybe we just bump the version in package.json for next release Lines 4 to 6 in 34d8955
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Even better. Test is deploying now! 🚀 |
Re-opening for better visibility, would suggest we keep this open for a few more weeks |
NOTE: There is a memory leak on Lodestar version 1.10 with node versions below 18.17.0.
Make sure to update node to a version >=18.17.0 or >=20.1.0. We recommend to install the latest release of node 20.
Describe the bug
Memory is growing unbounded on a number of groups.
Affected Groups
beta
on versionv1.10.0/mkeil/network-worker-new-space/d0f01f3
(recently rebased onto unstable, no leak prior)feat1
on versionv1.10.0/mkeil/network-worker-new-space/d0f01f3
(recently rebased onto unstable, no leak prior)feat2
on versionv1.9.2/tuyen/gossipsub_protons/893eff7
feat3
on versionv1.10.0/bbadfed
Affected in
nogroup
nogroup-ctvoss-2
on versionv1.10.0/tuyen/v1.10.0_rc.1_no_ee/83f6ba7
Unaffected in
nogroup
nogroup-ctvoss-0
on versionv1.8.0/stable/a4b29cf
nogroup-ctvoss-1
on versionv1.8.0/tuyen/PR_5559_5592/b2a3949
nogroup-ctvoss-3
on versionv1.8.0/tuyen/PR_5574_5592/2101f95
nogroup-ctvoss-4
on versionv1.8.0/a4b29cf
nogroup-hzax41-0
on versionv1.8.0/tuyen/network_thread_profile/f245849
Unaffected Groups
unstable
on versionv1.10.0/a7466f5
stable
on versionv1.10.0/7546292
stress_test
onv1.8.0/8464c6b
goerli
onv1.10.0/7546292
lido-goerli
onv1.10.0/7546292
sepolia
onv1.10.0/7546292
Expected behavior
Memory should remain stable
Steps to reproduce
No response
Additional context
No response
Operating system
Linux
Lodestar version or commit hash
somewhere post 1.9.2 or maybe 1.10.0
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