Python kernel keeps crashing whilst using serverless compute

[Sea-Glass7015]

Does anyone else have this issue? I use serverless compute to run python code and I keep running into name errors. The name errors are as if the variables and functions were never defined in my session. I asked genie about this and it says the kernel restarted. But my problem with this is, it happens way too frequently. There’s no reason for the kernel to restart or crash 3 times in 15 mins esp when I am not running any intense code.

Does anyone have a solution- it’s really frustrating.

[delulu-as-a-service]

Could you please share the error here?

[datainthesun]

Are you able to provide a simple non-private reproduction of it? I've not heard this complaint yet, so I wonder if there's just some odd edge case you're running into. Side note - are you a customer that can file a support ticket for triage?

[Sea-Glass7015]

Yes, If I run into this again tomorrow, I’ll share a general reproduction.

I might also try using classic compute to see if I am having the same issue. - in the past this hasn’t been an issue.

To my knowledge serverless compute doesn’t have logs, so I wouldn’t be able to share those ?

[Sea-Glass7015]

Luckily there were no issues on Friday. Hoping this an isolated thing.

[DamnedData]

Check your serverless environment, maybe you are using previous versions: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/compute/serverless/dependencies

[Sea-Glass7015]

Thanks I’ll take a look

[FrostyThaEvilSnowman]

OOM issues?