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    VM's going really slow after 3 - 4 weeks

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    • M Offline
      mjtbrady
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      Have you tried using xentop to see what th VMs are doing?

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      • B Offline
        Berrick @mjtbrady
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        @mjtbrady

        We ran xentop after you suggested it but dont believe it shows anything?

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        Just recently we had notification of another lot of patch's which have been applied.

        So now we wait!

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        • DanpD Offline
          Danp Pro Support Team
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          This doesn't look normal to me --
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          Can you tell us more about this VM?

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          • GheppyG Offline
            Gheppy @Danp
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            @Danp
            I have the same strange values on my server to
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              olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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              100% = 1 vCPU full.

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              • GheppyG Offline
                Gheppy
                last edited by

                this is from one server with one VM
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                  Gheppy @olivierlambert
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                  @olivierlambert
                  so this means that in the last case I have 6 vCPU at 100% loade

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                  • olivierlambertO Online
                    olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
                    last edited by

                    How many vCPUs you have assigned to this VM?

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                      Gheppy @olivierlambert
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                      @olivierlambert
                      Server has 24 core and the VM 20

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                      • olivierlambertO Online
                        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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                        So (roughly and IIRC), you are using 6,23 vCPUs at 100%.

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                        • DanpD Offline
                          Danp Pro Support Team @Gheppy
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                          @Gheppy I was surprised to see a graylog VM using so much CPU, but maybe it's normal. 🤷

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                            Gheppy
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                            Yes, it is a VM with a heavily used database.
                            At the moment I am trying to convince them to buy an XO license for this server.
                            I work for a public service and I have no say when it comes to money.

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                              Berrick @Danp
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                              @Danp said in VM's going really slow after 3 - 4 weeks:

                              @Gheppy I was surprised to see a graylog VM using so much CPU, but maybe it's normal. 🤷

                              Not sure if Gheppy DB is graylog. Mine was and when I searched for an answer as to why the strange CPU utilization came up with the same answer Oliver supplied.

                              I would like to point out, as I didn't earlier, that the graylog cpu utilization in the xentop image I up loaded has been fixed so CPU util is much much less now.

                              However, the CPU utilization of that vm was also at the high levels after a server reboot so dont think its the answer to why all vm's slowly slow down

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                              • olivierlambertO Online
                                olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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                                What's the hardware behind it by the way?

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                                  Gheppy
                                  last edited by Gheppy

                                  My server is HP DL380 G9, CPU 2 x E5-2620 v3 @ 2.40GHz with 4xSSD and 16xHDD 2.5" and 128Gb RAM.
                                  System ( XCP-ng and OS ) is on 4 x SSD RAID 10, DB is on 14 x HDD RAID 10.

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                                    Berrick @Gheppy
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                                    @Gheppy What is free disk space like on this VM?

                                    This is what caused the CPU's in our graylog server to go nuts. It had almost run out of free disk space. The only thing I have done was to increase free disk space by clearing out some of the older logs.

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                                    • GheppyG Offline
                                      Gheppy
                                      last edited by Gheppy

                                      There is free space, on real disks I have:

                                      • 4 x 400Gb SSD = 800Gb RAID 10, on which I have XCP-ng and the rest of the disk is with the first disk of the VM where is the operating system, which has 350 Gb allocated in which I have 2 partitions with 150 Gb SO and 200 Gb SQL log (for some speed). The occupied space being for SO 65Gb and for SQL log of 120Gb.

                                      • 14 x 1200Gb = 8.4Tb RAID 10, on which I have the rest of the database divided on 3 virtual disks of 2Tb with soft RAID in the OS ( which is windows ),the configuration is like this because of the XCP-ng limit of 2Tb per vdisk. The database currently has 3.7 Tb.

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                                      • tjkreidlT Offline
                                        tjkreidl Ambassador @Gheppy
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                                        @Gheppy If you run top, how is the dom0 CPU load and how is the swap space? If dom0 is saturated it may need more memory allocated to it.

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                                          Gheppy
                                          last edited by Gheppy

                                          This is a top img, swap it seems to be ok but memory is 103 Mb free of 7.4Gb.
                                          I will increase the memory for Xen. Thank you
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                                            Gheppy @tjkreidl
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                                            @tjkreidl
                                            I increased the RAM for Xen to 10Gb and it is much better, maximum 156% on CPU on xentop.
                                            Thank you

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