Under certain circumstances, Voyager may display the following message during data indexing (extraction):
Resource Limit Exceeded (stopping processes)
This means that Voyager has exceeded its configured resource limits. As long as this situation persists, it will stop currently running processes after they complete (or kill them after a period of unresponsiveness) and the number of Pending items will increase to reflect how many items still need to be indexed.
It does not mean that the overall indexing process has crashed or has stopped, only that Voyager is managing its resources to stay within the specific limits that have been configured.
In many cases, the solution is to increase the resource limits to To increase resource limits:
The simplest way to prevent this situation from occurring is to increase the RAM and CPU limits and increase the number of processes that Voyager can run concurrently. If this is not possible, you can modify other aspects of your indexing strategy. For example, you can: