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After updated from v0.16.2 to v0.17.0 CPU usage has skyrocketed. Actually I tried self build version last January and it had that same problem. So problematic commit is somewhere from release v0.16.2 to February.
Usually go-carbon pod used CPU next to nothing, but now hoarding minimum of 3.1 cores. It is running on in its own Kubernetes node with 8 CPU and 64Gb RAM.
I'm afraid it would be quite hard to find out problematic commit just by guessing. I see no specific red flags too. So, you would need to pprof it or try to find commit by git bisect.
After updated from v0.16.2 to v0.17.0 CPU usage has skyrocketed. Actually I tried self build version last January and it had that same problem. So problematic commit is somewhere from release v0.16.2 to February.
Usually go-carbon pod used CPU next to nothing, but now hoarding minimum of 3.1 cores. It is running on in its own Kubernetes node with 8 CPU and 64Gb RAM.
Does my config rise any red flags?
go-carbon.conf:
storage-schemas.conf:
storage-aggregation.conf:
carbonapi.yaml:
timeShift.yaml:
Transition from v0.16.2 to v0.17.0:
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