Hi,
After upgrading to 2.0.0.2 I notice that there are 2 python processes
"python /usr/bin/ansible-playbook stress.yml" taking up ~20% of the CPU
each on the host machine that ran the playbook. Eating up resources like
this for a long running playbook (I use playbooks to backup, and do virus
scanning on a bunch of machines which can take hours) is not ideal. This
didn't happen with 1.9.2.
Here's a basic playbook I used to reproduce this using gnu stress utility
---
- hosts: stress
tasks:
- name: test
shell: stress --cpu 8 --timeout 30s
Or command line: ansible stress -m shell -a "stress --cpu 8 --timeout 30s"
I notice this error on Ubuntu 15.10, Python 2.7.10. I'm using default
ansible.cfg installed from PPA, with uncommeted "become=True" and
"become_method=sudo".
Can anyone confirm the behavior? Any way I can fix this with
configuration? Is this a bug?
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