C++ compilers implement new Obj as a wrapper to malloc(sizeof(Obj)). But malloc can fail! What code do C++ compilers insert to handle the failures, and what does it do?

What is the order of memory locations allocated by new operator? For the context, if we are implementing a linked list, then does the new nodes created successively have increasing memory locations?

In our project we are currently (still) using Apache Ignite 2.81. We are currently facing OOMs on server nodes when multiple clients are simultaneously fetching the content of a specific cache. So far...

We have two processes (p1 and p2) in a JVM container (in Docker) using kubernetes. The resource Limit (in the helm chart) for the container is set to 1000 MiB. We set the XX:MaxRAMPercentage to 50% (=...