Replied off-list with the show-sess and show-fd. For the other people here, this box is still running 1.9.6. It will be upgraded later today, but I wanted to keep this running to see if this issue returned.
On Wed, May 1, 2019 at 1:36 PM Willy Tarreau <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Mark, > > On Wed, May 01, 2019 at 12:21:25PM +0200, Mark Janssen wrote: > > Looks like it's running with a high cpu-level again.... it's currently > not > > impacting the site performance it seems, so I'll leave it running for a > bit > > if that might help trace where the problem might be. > > > > thread_id: 3 > > date_now: 1556706076.018998 > > loops: 246336607 172211047 246343444 300853502 230819619 195445612 > 263889138 194968394 > > wake_tasks: 75086490 25141922 102567287 131951431 67591528 47537756 > 108661002 45316125 > > empty_rq: 44638490 67387609 37452856 50370558 55838595 59929139 57700911 > 34436393 > > long_rq: 66107108 17951324 177726917 127643664 59754161 40347246 > 103056053 36018697 > > This looks like you're dealing with some unhandled events again. We've > fixed several of these in 1.9.7 and a last one just after this release to > fix an issue in H2 with some fragmented HEADERS frames. Thus depending on > the version you're running on, you may possibly be facing one of these > issues that are now fixed. > > Otherwise another useful output could be "show fd" and "show sess all". > Please be aware that this will reveal some possibly private info so you > may want to double-check and edit it by hand first. In the "show sess all" > output, those exhibiting a large values of "calls" or "age" can be very > useful. > > Thanks, > Willy > -- Mark Janssen -- [email protected] Unix / Linux Open-Source and Internet Consultant
