update on this - seems like it's an error in our code which isn't being appropriate raised by the looks of things! I'll dig into it further but for now this can be left. thanks for replying!

Hmm yeah I have monitored some of the resource metrics and it didn't seem to be an issue. I'll attempt to install prometheus / grafana. This is a PoC however so I was hoping not to have to install too many tools.

The code running is basically this:
` if name == "main":

# initiate clear ml task
task = Task.init(
    project_name="hannd-0.1",
    task_name="train-endtoend-0.2",
    auto_connect_streams={'stdout': True, 'stderr': True, 'logging': True}
)
task.set_base_docker(docker_image="")
task.set_script(working_dir="mains/training/", entry_point="train_endtoend.py")

start_time = time.time()
args = parse_args(commands)  # Reset batch size if network is stateful

# Get a dataset
dataset = Dataset.get(dataset_id=args.clearml_dataset_id)
target_folder = dataset.get_mutable_local_copy(target_folder=args.clearml_dataset_loc, max_workers=1, overwrite=True)

if args.X is not None:
    input_files = make_file_list(target_folder, [".bin", ".mp4"]) `It seems to fail on / after the  ` shutil.copy() `  between the cache and the target folder. I've watched that folder from shelling into the pod, and the files seem to copy over fine. But something goes wrong either upon completion or during that execution which causes my pod to exit with error 137. Any thoughts at all?

Today I’m OOO but I. An give an initial suggestion: when dealing with resource usage issues logs are important but metrics can help a lot more. If you don’t have it, install a Grafana stack so we can see resource metric history before we got oom . This helps to understand if we are really using a lot of RAM ore the problem is somewhere else.

Hi NaughtyFish36 , must admit this is new to me. Perhaps JuicyFox94 has an idea, however I think he's not available today. Can you perhaps try to attach some logs and more details?