GreptimeDB Standalone Enters OOM-Kill Restart Loop Under Memory Limit
After upgrading GreptimeDB from 0.17.2 to 1.2.0 with default settings, standalone deployments under a 6Gi memory limit enter repeated OOM-kill restart loops during high-cardinality Prometheus remote-write ingestion. The instability persists across restarts, disrupting monitoring pipelines that depend on continuous metric ingestion.
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