If this is happening on say a neutron API server, shouldn't an lsof against that pid show a pool-sized number of connections/file descriptors? Taking that a bit further, if lsof does not show a pool- sized number of connections, doesn't that suggest the pool code is getting a bit confused as to its inventory?
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