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@ggray-cb ggray-cb commented Jan 19, 2026

This PR addresses DOC-13655 that asks for documentation recommendations for setting the kernel's tcp_mem setting.

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* Added new topic on Kernel memory settings to the install section (same location as swapiness and other system settings)..
* Added entry to the troubleshooting page.
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Pull request overview

This PR documents Linux kernel TCP/IP memory settings (tcp_mem) for Couchbase Server installations to help prevent network performance issues under heavy load.

Changes:

  • Added comprehensive documentation page explaining tcp_mem parameters, calculation methods, and configuration steps
  • Added troubleshooting entry linking network latency/connection issues to tcp_mem settings
  • Updated navigation to include the new tcp_mem settings page in the install section

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

File Description
modules/install/pages/tcp_mem_settings.adoc New documentation page covering tcp_mem concepts, recommended settings calculations, and permanent/temporary configuration procedures
modules/manage/pages/troubleshoot/common-errors.adoc Added troubleshooting section explaining symptoms of tcp_mem issues with cross-reference to new documentation
modules/ROOT/nav.adoc Added navigation entry for new tcp_mem settings page in install section

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