Hello,
I’m using do-agent to monitor digital ocean droplet. But I noticed that it use almost 100% cpu.
I tried to kill do-agent process, but it starts again.
Also I tried uninstall do-agent “sudo apt-get purge do-agent” but I can still see do-agent is running.
Here is result from top command
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND 4201 do-agent 20 0 2679976 398720 0 S 101.0 4.9 35:27.63 mysqld
It is normal behaviour? How can I remove this process from droplet?
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I couldn’t add code to original question, so I add it here.
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
4201 do-agent 20 0 2680496 399864 0 S 101.0 4.9 38:08.39 mysqld
Hi,
Seems to happen when running Redis (in my case when running a Dockerized Redis listening on the default port).
Restarting my Redis means that the CPU and the do-agent high CPU usage immediately drops to normal.
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