Hi,
nice does only have an influence if there are 2 or more processes
waiting for CPU-time. If the other processes are not using the cpu i
would guess that they are waiting for I/O, or are ideling.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nice_%28Unix%29 for more details.
Most Cyrus Processes are I/O b
Hi Jose ! Thanks for answering !
Your explanations are very appropriate and I couldn't agree more !
In fact, I'm just concerned if squatter causing a high load on a core even
when running with nice 19 is the normal behavior, but I realize that it is
more a question about Linux than Cyrus.
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M
Hi -
We have an environment where we have a legacy Cyrus setup running in
Solaris, and we have been gradually migrating this over to Linux (starting
with the back-ends; we are still in the process of migrating the front-ends
and the mupdate master).
For the accounts that we have migrated over to t
I am not a cyrux expert, but why are you worried that a core is loaded?
It means that the core is working on the task. Does the performance of the
server suffer because of this (response time to users, etc)?
I think that monitor for detect a high load in a core isn't appropriate
measure of perform
Thank you Bron ! Once I unfortunately do not have the knowledgement
necessary to create this patch, I will adjust my configurations to run
squatter at specific times and disable the CPU consumption trigger on my
monitoring solution.
Even if when running with nice 19 my squatter process causes a hi
