Ubuntu Server systemd-coredump high memory usage after update
by davide445 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5AH8H)
Set up yesterday Ubuntu Server, Webmin, Docker, a LAMP CRM (EspoCRM).
Noticed after downloading updates need a restart and after doing this discovered all is working but there is a process
Owner: systemd-coredump
Command: mysqld --default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password
eating 2GB RAM.
Due the PC having 4GB of RAM this is a problem, wanted to ask (a newbie in Linux world) if I can simply kill the process or need to dig more.
Noticed after downloading updates need a restart and after doing this discovered all is working but there is a process
Owner: systemd-coredump
Command: mysqld --default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password
eating 2GB RAM.
Due the PC having 4GB of RAM this is a problem, wanted to ask (a newbie in Linux world) if I can simply kill the process or need to dig more.