I am currently at the stage of using the osm2pgrouting tool to create a required topology for a road network. This process involves using Docker and a provided mapconfig.xml file to import specific roads into the database. When i run the necessary command, everything seems to proceed as expected until it abruptly stops with a “Killed” message. I am using Windows and the app Visual studio code for my project.

I happen to know that a colleague of mine who uses a Mac is able to run the command without issue.
I am unfortunately unable to provide with code examples, I can only show the terminal logs.

(About 8-10 minutes after running the command the killed message pops up.)

Connecting to the database
connection success

Dropping tables…
TABLE: ways dropped … OK.
TABLE: ways_vertices_pgr dropped … OK.
TABLE: pointsofinterest dropped … OK.
TABLE: configuration dropped … OK.
TABLE: nodes dropped … OK.
TABLE: oways dropped … OK.
TABLE: relations dropped … OK.

Creating tables…
TABLE: ways_vertices_pgr created … OK.
TABLE: ways created … OK.
TABLE: pointsofinterest created … OK.
TABLE: configuration created … OK.
Opening configuration file: mapconfig.xml
Parsing configuration

Exporting configuration …

• Done
  Counting lines …
• Done
  Opening data file: /data/city-latest.osm total lines: 32807588
  Parsing data

Killed

I’ve attempted to fix my problem by increasing the swap file size, but the issue still persists.