VM goes crash, lack of resources? please help!

[ditex]

It's been a while that for some reason the VM goes into a suspended state for me or stays on but "frozen" with services unavailable.

I can't figure out if it could be:
1) At the BIOS level having set "C States" for power saving.
2) Few resources made available to the VM (I will try to increase swap and disk memory in the meantime)
3) Low amount of RAM available to Truenas Scale.

Which of these 3 causes or any could be sending the VM into a crash/suspended state?

I attach screenshots for better understanding of the problem,

First screen) truenas resources
Second screen) VM resources
Third screen) problem being described by truenas

Help please!!!

 

[chuck32]

Your attachment that shows the VM overview shows 0 GB available to allocate, this would indicate your are running low on memory. Although the rest looks okay to me. Can you go to the reporting section and screenshot the memory usage over time?

 

[ditex]

Your attachment that shows the VM overview shows 0 GB available to allocate, this would indicate your are running low on memory. Although the rest looks okay to me. Can you go to the reporting section and screenshot the memory usage over time?

I've been changed also CPU Mode: Host model to Host Passthrough few minutes ago because VM continue to Crash despite i've been increased Disk space and RAM for VM...

Yesterday I had problems with a process which I can't figure out why it is firing CPU utilization at me, which could be a cause of the previous and future crashes? (I still ran an update with apt after that event):

Truenas scale Memory:

VM Metrics (By Cockpit):

Last modification:

 

[chuck32]

Remove the minimum memory size, I'm not a fan of ballooning memory. Maybe this is not running well.

Other than it does not seem like you really run out of memory. What containers are you running in your VM?

For the process https://github.com/containerd/containerd/blob/main/core/runtime/v2/README.md

 

[ditex]

Remove the minimum memory size, I'm not a fan of ballooning memory. Maybe this is not running well.

Other than it does not seem like you really run out of memory. What containers are you running in your VM?

For the process https://github.com/containerd/containerd/blob/main/core/runtime/v2/README.md