You can probably use the taskset command to limit the influxdb process to 
specific cores.

On Friday, August 5, 2016 at 10:45:19 AM UTC+2, [email protected] wrote:
>
> I need to run InfluxDB alongside other processes and need to ensure that 
> it doesn't consume all of the available CPU on the server impacting other 
> critical processes...    
>
> At the moment in my testing I see InfluxDB occupy up to 100% of both 
> available cores if I run a query that retrieves a lot of historical data.   
> I can spec a server with additional cores, but I'm concerned that it will 
> still be possible for InfluxDB to use all of them if e.g. multiple users 
> run long historical queries at the same time.   Is there a way to limit 
> e.g. the number of cores that InfluxDB will use?
>

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