Dne 18.5.2018 v 22:04 Shobe, Casey napsal(a):
On a couple clusters that have been running for a little while (without
fencing), I'm seeing runaway server.rb processes using 100% of a single CPU
core each.
When I look at ps, I can see that these have something to do with pcsd:
USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
root 6103 0.0 0.3 1076744 59200 ? Ssl Apr06 59:09 /usr/bin/ruby
-C/var/lib/pcsd -I/usr/share/pcsd -- /usr/share/pcsd/ssl.rb & > /dev/null &
root 17548 99.3 0.2 873648 46308 ? Rl Apr18 43356:57 \_ /usr/bin/ruby
-C/var/lib/pcsd -I/usr/share/pcsd -- /usr/share/pcsd/ssl.rb & > /dev/null &
root 16688 98.9 0.3 941160 49472 ? Rl May01 24300:52 \_ /usr/bin/ruby
-C/var/lib/pcsd -I/usr/share/pcsd -- /usr/share/pcsd/ssl.rb & > /dev/null &
root 6009 98.8 0.3 942188 49688 ? R May02 22607:08 \_ /usr/bin/ruby
-C/var/lib/pcsd -I/usr/share/pcsd -- /usr/share/pcsd/ssl.rb & > /dev/null &
root 15556 98.8 0.3 1076344 51836 ? R May03 21410:12 \_ /usr/bin/ruby
-C/var/lib/pcsd -I/usr/share/pcsd -- /usr/share/pcsd/ssl.rb & > /dev/null &
Running strace on one of the processes shows that they are looping on
sched_yield().
Not really enough info to debug... And I don't think I encountered this
myself.
What are these processes and what is causing them to occur? It appears that
killing them frees up the CPU without detrimental impact on the cluster...
Pcsd is pcs daemon which is used to manage the cluster using pcs command
line tool. It also provides web UI for cluster management. You can
safely kill / restart pcsd without affecting the cluster in any way. If
pcsd isn't running, it won't be possible to access its web UI
(obviously) and some pcs commands will not work.
Pcsd runs because it was started manually or automatically by systemd or
whatever init-system you use. Based on your distro, it may have been
configured to start automatically when pcs package was installed.
Regards,
Tomas
Thanks,
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