A Taiga.io installation running in a KVM virtual machine with Ubuntu 22.04 server using Docker shows abnormal CPU usage when no one is using Taiga. Two processes related to rabbitmq, beam.smp, are observed consuming a significant amount of CPU even when there is no load. PID USER PR NI …

Hi @vcarceler , @Pablohn26 , @anmcarrow , @viamonster We’ve just release a Docker patch that may fix some of these CPU problems. Take a look at this: [image] New Docker patch release (6.7.1) Events and Announcements This patch affects the Taiga docker repository , and it im…

Unexpected CPU usage by RabbitMQ (beam.smp) under no load

Troubleshooting Self hosted Taiga

viamonster July 25, 2023, 5:47am 16

Was this issue ever resolved, @vcarceler @daniel.herrero?

Because we are seeing a similar behavior of beam.smp using an disproportional amount of system resources.

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Unexpected CPU usage by RabbitMQ (beam.smp) under no load

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