The one time I’ve ever seen this problem was when I had a faulty memory chip. I’m surprised you got that much, SIGBUS is usually pretty fatal—like, instant death with no means for recovery/logging.
Usually the right way to defend against this kind of problems is to have a watchdog.
Not sure if I get that right - a watchdog notifying about this issue, if it occurs again?
After some additional analysis, for me it looks more like not fully migrated software to the M1 apple chips, as mentioned e.g. here.
As this was extracted from the docker logs of the storagenode, I’m not sure if it is related to the storage node libraries (local/go/src/runtime... GitHub ... sqlite3) or to docker. My feeling is the first one… Hmm.
It seems I can solve this issue as well, as we’ve found a proper solution to avoid the issues here:
Btw. @Alexey : it might be helpful for other Mac M1 / docker users to have this information available while setting up a new node: in the MacOS tab here. You can also add, that the latest docker desktop version works well, except it uses limited resources of something like 2 CPUs (only).