status.cgi very high cpu usage => Problem gone away

[Hugo van der Kooij]

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Steve Kieu wrote:

| The most scary thing is, as suddenly like when it came, it suddenly went
| away this morning. Not any changes to the nagios system or vmware guest
| and hosts.
|
| I have been doing the similar benchmark of status.cgi on the real host
| with the same status.dat file with the host having problem. It takes 0.1
| sec to process, and in the vmware host it took 3.9 second. I have a
| quick look of how status.cgi parse the text file and see lots of  memory
| cmp (strcmp call to libc) and move. So my wild guess is that memory
| operation on the vm is terribly slow for some reason. And suddenly as
| come from nowhere, it just become as fast as normal.
|
| Any one has a bright idea of what is going on ?

You wouldn't happen to own a google indexing device now would you? THat
could hammer down a webbased server like nagios.

Hugo.

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