Duke
August 11, 2019, 6:32am
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Hello,
I am running an on premise installation on a Ubuntu server VM (on a qnap-nas) and I am very happy with Bitwarden.
But since version 1.31.x (not exactly sure) I have a much higher CPU usage.
Every 10 seconds the load goes to 30-60% and drops back to 2-3%. Before the update, the load was always around 3-6%. When I stop bitwarden, the load is gone.
After this process the usage goes up. Especially the sqlservr process
For a test, I go back to 1.30.4. There is the usage normal at 2-6%. After an update to the current version the utilization was increased again.
What can I do? Is there a context between the new “Docker container health checks”?
Regards,
Oliver
On my system mssyl does use much more cpu since I did an update on august 4th, too.
(Second image deleted, as I’m a new user and not allowed to post more than one image.)
The container always uses at least 2% cpu and regularly jumps up to like 13%.
Duke
August 18, 2019, 5:48pm
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docker stats shows the following: (incidentally, there is no user activity at this time.)
bitwarden-icons triggers
bitwarden-admin and bitwarden-web:
bitwarden-notifications:
bitwarden-events and bitwarden-attachments
bitwarden-identity and bitwarden-nginx
bitwarden-api
then again about 10 seconds no load
now the sql server goes up to 44%
then 10 seconds no load and it begins again
The issue still persists.
Duke
September 9, 2019, 7:51am
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Yes, the same issue with 1.32.0
mgl
September 9, 2019, 4:37pm
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Same here on Ubuntu. Anyone filled a bug report?
Duke
September 10, 2019, 2:30pm
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Yes, I reported a problem, but so far no feedback.
mgl
September 15, 2019, 1:46pm
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Docker healthcheck is responsible for the higher CPU load.
How to disable healthcheck:
Thx to juliogit from github.
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Duke
September 15, 2019, 2:51pm
10
I had already suspected that the healthchecks are the problem.
Now the system works quietly.
Thank you!