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I found this, “sp-agent” running on linux as a top (only .2% cpu lol)
What’s it for?

As an aside, could the 2-6% be normal operating procedures and the jump to 12% be my own self visiting my website and thus utilizing all the services/features? Lol. Mindgasm ;)
The cheap and quick way to see cpu hogs is to use the command top at a terminal. You can also batch the output to a file (using the -b option), but be sure to use a time limit (the -n option) with a reasonable sampling period (-d option) because the file can grow large if your duration of interest happens to be long. Example command to run top for 24 hours at 15 second intervals:
top -b -d 15 -n 5760 > /tmp/top.out
#after it's done
grep -n "load average" /tmp/top.out | more
That’s 24 hours * 60 min/hour * 4 samples/min. The line numbers from the grep output on the left column corresponds to the line number in the file, which you can use to match the times when your load average reaches high levels.
Good hunting.