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How to troubleshoot a 'stack overflow' error when creating a source from Pulsar in a container?

I encountered a 'thread 'risingwave-main' has overflowed its stack' error when creating a source from Pulsar in a container. The error occurs when using a proto file to build a descriptor set file and executing a specific SQL command. How can I troubleshoot this issue?

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Asked on Jun 20, 2023

  1. Check for Stack Overflow: Verify if the error message 'thread 'risingwave-main' has overflowed its stack' indicates a stack overflow issue.

  2. Review Resource Usage: Check the resource usage of the container to identify any potential memory or stack limitations.

  3. Analyze Proto File: Ensure that the proto file used to build the descriptor set file is correctly formatted and does not lead to any stack overflow during processing.

  4. SQL Command Analysis: Review the SQL command used to create the source from Pulsar for any potential issues that could cause a stack overflow.

  5. Stack Backtrace Information: Look for stack backtrace information in the error message to pinpoint the source of the stack overflow.

  6. Memory Management: Consider optimizing memory management within the container to prevent stack overflow errors.

  7. Container Logs: Monitor container logs for any additional error messages or warnings that could provide insights into the issue.

Jun 20, 2023Edited by