02-13-2020
Quote:
Originally Posted by
hicksd8
sar I agree is a good idea. Does the CPU spike coincide with an I/O spike??
In my experience this is likely to be kernel element feature. For example, are you watching the cron process itself because, as you will know, this wakes up periodically (and the regularity varies from kernel to kernel, somewhere between 4 and 24 hours) to integrity check its cron table cache in memory against the crontabs on disk. If there's a lot of cron jobs this process takes a short while.
So question is are you checking the cron process itself and not just cron jobs scheduled to run?
The above is a sheer guess.
Hi Dennis,
Quote:
Does the CPU spike coincide with an I/O spike??
No. I have mentioned this a number of times already, including the first post
. There are no network I/O spikes.
Regarding disk I/O, I have not yet set up any instrumentation to attempt to correlate disk I/O to the spikes.
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