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Shows how to fix langfuse docker compose fails on ARM: wrong-arch migrate binary, syntax error on ClickHouse migrations. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
The root cause was storage corruption in ClickHouse data parts (not a migration bug; dirty flags in schema_migrations are normal: golang-migrate always writes a dirty=1 row followed by dirty=0). The maintainer's guidance: run CHECK TABLE traces/observations in ClickHouse to find the failing parts, then `ALTER TABLE …
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After upgrading the self-hosted Langfuse docker image, the UI throws internal errors loading traces and traces are unreachable: logs show ClickHouse Stream String.size for column project_id/trace_id with type String is not found and There is no file for column 'id' in data part errors. CHECK TABLE found 17 of 100 …
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Root cause: stale metadata in ClickHouse. If your team ever switched from log attributes to resource attributes (e.g. for service.name), the old tag keys stay in distributed_logs_attribute_keys / distributed_tag_attributes, and the old widgets keep querying attributes_string while new widgets resolve to resource…
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After upgrading SigNoz from 0.56.0 to 0.57.0, existing log-based value widgets on dashboards report 0, while recreating the identical widget shows correct numbers. Removing all where conditions makes the old widget work; re-adding them fixes it, which rules out the query itself.
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What this covers: Self-hosting Langfuse v3 via docker compose on an ARM64 Linux machine: the langfuse-web container crash-loops on ClickHouse migrations with /usr/bin/migrate: line 1: syntax error: unexpected ")" and Applying clickhouse migrations failed. The fix that worked: The Docker image bundled the wrong-arc…
The Docker image bundled the wrong-architecture golang-migrate binary: an amd64 ELF binary on an ARM64 host, so the shell chokes on the binary ("syntax error: unexpected )"): the same error you get trying to execute a binary for the wrong arch). The reporter RCA'd this and the maintainer reproduced it, shipping the fi…
Problem outcome: unknown
Self-hosting Langfuse v3 via docker compose on an ARM64 Linux machine: the langfuse-web container crash-loops on ClickHouse migrations with /usr/bin/migrate: line 1: syntax error: unexpected ")" and Applying clickhouse migrations failed. Running migrate directly inside the container shows the same syntax error, …
Problem outcome: unknown
Set kafka.statistics_interval_ms to 0 in the Kafka config group (e.g. a new file under config.d) and restart ClickHouse. The reporter confirmed memory growth stopped after 16 hours. Upgrading past the versions containing PRs #57822 and #57829 removes the need for the workaround. Source:
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After upgrading ClickHouse from 23.1 to 23.8.x, memory usage grows steadily. Queries that used ~500 MB now use 2+ GB, and RSS climbs until a restart. The cause is a memory leak in the new Kafka consumer statistics functionality introduced in 23.8 (fixed upstream in PRs #57822 and #57829).
Problem outcome: unknown