Django Application Killed unexpectedly in AWS EC2 Instance

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I have a Django Project running over AWS EC2 Instance. I am using default Django server to run the application. To make the server running in background I have used screen command as:



To open screen:



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This takes me to screen terminal and there I fire runserver command as-



python3 manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000



This is working. But sometimes due to OOM Killer the process stops and my application thereby stops.



How could I avoid the process kill situation?






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  • Get an AWS instance with enough memory that the OOM killer doesn't need to work.
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I have a Django Project running over AWS EC2 Instance. I am using default Django server to run the application. To make the server running in background I have used screen command as:



To open screen:



screen



This takes me to screen terminal and there I fire runserver command as-



python3 manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000



This is working. But sometimes due to OOM Killer the process stops and my application thereby stops.



How could I avoid the process kill situation?






python amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 ubuntu-16.04 django







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I have a Django Project running over AWS EC2 Instance. I am using default Django server to run the application. To make the server running in background I have used screen command as:



To open screen:



screen



This takes me to screen terminal and there I fire runserver command as-



python3 manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000



This is working. But sometimes due to OOM Killer the process stops and my application thereby stops.



How could I avoid the process kill situation?






python amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 ubuntu-16.04 django







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I have a Django Project running over AWS EC2 Instance. I am using default Django server to run the application. To make the server running in background I have used screen command as:



To open screen:



screen



This takes me to screen terminal and there I fire runserver command as-



python3 manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000



This is working. But sometimes due to OOM Killer the process stops and my application thereby stops.



How could I avoid the process kill situation?






python amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 ubuntu-16.04 django




python amazon-web-services amazon-ec2 ubuntu-16.04 django






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  • Get an AWS instance with enough memory that the OOM killer doesn't need to work.
    – Mokubai♦
    Nov 17 at 12:22


















  • Get an AWS instance with enough memory that the OOM killer doesn't need to work.
    – Mokubai♦
    Nov 17 at 12:22
















Get an AWS instance with enough memory that the OOM killer doesn't need to work.
– Mokubai♦
Nov 17 at 12:22




Get an AWS instance with enough memory that the OOM killer doesn't need to work.
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