Asked 2 months ago by NeptunianKeeper051
How can I configure a custom node stack-size in n8n Docker environments?
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Asked 2 months ago by NeptunianKeeper051
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Hello there,
I work with large datasets in n8n and have noticed some discussions about adding stack-size configuration on the Docker side, but nothing seems to be implemented yet.
Is there an update or an environment variable that would allow launching a node with a custom stack-size?
Thanks for your help
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 14 days ago
Below is some clarification based on the available documentation:
Currently, there isn’t a dedicated environment variable in n8n or in the Docker configuration options specifically for setting a custom stack-size when launching an n8n node.
If you need to pass custom Node.js runtime flags (including those that might affect memory or stack size), you can use the standard Node.js flag mechanism via the NODE_OPTIONS
environment variable. For example, if Node.js supported a flag (e.g., hypothetically --stack-size=1024
) you could pass it like this when using Docker:
YAMLn8n: environment: - NODE_OPTIONS="--stack-size=1024"
Or via the command line:
BASHdocker run -it --rm \ --name n8n \ -p 5678:5678 \ -e NODE_OPTIONS="--stack-size=1024" \ docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n
NODE_OPTIONS
, keeping in mind any custom flags must be valid for your Node.js version.If you experiment with such configurations, please ensure extensive testing as they are external to the n8n-specific configuration options.
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