Cant login new instance, bloodhound-1 exited with code 137

[TheKevinWang]

Description:

cant login new instance. bloodhound crashes.

bloodhound-1 exited with code 137

Component(s) Affected:

• UI
• API
• Neo4j
• PostgreSQL
• Data Collector (SharpHound, AzureHound)
• Other (tooling, documentation, etc.)

Steps to Reproduce:

setup new instance, docker compose up then using password supplied and admin as username it fails and then I get error blooodhound exit

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Environment Information:

BloodHound: [BloodHound version or revision]

Collector: [SharpHound version / AzureHound version]

OS: Ubuntu ARM

Browser (if UI related): [browser name and version]

Node.js (if UI related: [Node.js version]

Go (if API related): [Go version]

Database (if persistence related): [Neo4j version / PostgreSQL version]

Docker (if using Docker): [docker version]

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[TheKevinWang]

just have to use debug for now I guess

[StephenHinck]

Docker exit code 137 means insufficient memory was supplied for the container to function. If you'd like to provide additional information such as fuller logs or system details we can take a look, but generally it means more resources (memory) are required.