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    This document describes Linux kernel parameters and limits that are set by SAP HANA during database installation or update. It lists several key parameters including the number of open file descriptors, maximum shared memory size, number of shared memory segments, and ephemeral port range. The values of these parameters are set based on the system configuration and amount of RAM.

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    5/15/2019 Linux Kernel Parameters - SAP Help Portal

    Linux Kernel Parameters


    The following table describes the parameters and limits that are set by the SAP HANAdatabase lifecycle manager (HDBLCM) during the installation or
    update of an SAP HANAdatabase. The actual values may differ, depending on your system configuration.

    Parameter Description Value Location

    nofile Open file descriptors per user 1048576 /etc/security/limits.conf

    fs.file-max Open file descriptors per host 20000000 /etc/sysctl.conf

    fs.aio-max-nr Maximum number of asynchronous I/O requests 131072 +<number of /etc/sysctl.conf


    additional index
    server processes
    running on the host> *
    65536

    vm.memory_failure_early_kill Method for killing processes when an uncorrected 1 /etc/sysctl.conf


    memory error occurs

    kernel.shmmax Maximum shared memory segment size (the default 1073741824 /etc/sysctl.conf
    minimum value ispdating 1 GB)

    kernel.shmmni Maximum number of shared memory segments /etc/sysctl.conf


    RAM ≥ 256GB =>
    524288

    RAM ≥ 64 GB =>
    65536

    RAM < 64GB => 4096

    kernel.shmall System-wide limit of total shared memory, in pages shmmax / 4096 * /etc/sysctl.conf
    (shmmni / 16)

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    Parameter Description Value Location

    net.ipv4.ip_local_port_range Lower limit of ephemeral port range 40000 /etc/sysctl.conf

    vm.max_map_count Maximum number of Virtual Memory Areas (VMAs) /etc/sysctl.conf


    Intel-Based Hardware
    that a process can own
    Platforms: 1000000
    + <RAM in GB> *
    32768

    IBM Power
    Systems: 1000000
    + <RAM in GB> *
    16384

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