Hi Andreas, First step I would suggest is to try the latest version.
To give a full answer to the rest of the question we would need some more information, what is your definition of a simple workflow? What are you doing? If your workflow consists of pipelines and those pipelines contain transforms that process data then the CPU usage could be just normal. Processing data eats quite a lot of CPU cycles. If your workflow only consists of a couple of actions and no data processing then the CPU usage is odd but we would need a reproduction path or at least the list of actions you are using. Kind Regards, Hans On 29 Jun 2023 at 12:03 +0200, Andreas Krause <[email protected]>, wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I'm using Hop 2.0.0 and Java OpenJDK11u-jre_x64_windows_11.0.15_10 on a > Windows 2012 R2 Server. > > Every time simple hop workflows are executed via hop_run.bat, the CPU > increases to 100%. > > Is this a known problem? How can this be resolved? > > Best regards, > > Andreas
