Raspberry pi 5 (8 GB RAM) - Shutdowm after initiate Immich
First, I am completely new dealing with raspberry, so i am sure probably my problem could come from the initial set up.
After deploying the Docker compose yml, the app works fine, so I started testing loading just a few images. When I felt confident, I started to upload almost 3K of images, and the problems began. The server (rasp) shut down after 5 min, without any clue about why. I tried to check the logs from the app, but they were useless, or at least for me.
So, I tried to retrieve logs from Docker, but when I restart the server, it comes down quicker than before, without time to do anything. At the end, I was able to stop Docker and decided to monitor the server. When I re-launched Immitch, the CPU are killing the server, so I decided to modify the Docker compose file to limit the CPU at the moment to 0.5 for the machine learning services. Now it is working fine, slow from machine learning ( I would like to learn a bit more before increasing), but I got the feeling the initial behavior wasn't right.
Anybody with similar experience??
After deploying the Docker compose yml, the app works fine, so I started testing loading just a few images. When I felt confident, I started to upload almost 3K of images, and the problems began. The server (rasp) shut down after 5 min, without any clue about why. I tried to check the logs from the app, but they were useless, or at least for me.
So, I tried to retrieve logs from Docker, but when I restart the server, it comes down quicker than before, without time to do anything. At the end, I was able to stop Docker and decided to monitor the server. When I re-launched Immitch, the CPU are killing the server, so I decided to modify the Docker compose file to limit the CPU at the moment to 0.5 for the machine learning services. Now it is working fine, slow from machine learning ( I would like to learn a bit more before increasing), but I got the feeling the initial behavior wasn't right.
Anybody with similar experience??
