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High cpu load from uwsgi when using podman-compose (default conf) #3727
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Can you be more specific here. How do you know what it is the wsgi process that spikes the CPU load? I tried a Is this before Did you pull all images from docker.io or from other docker registries ?
Is there any difference if you bump ram and CPU? I would suspect that RAM is more important b/c it is I/O driven application but still 2 GB should be enough for a single instance.
Only this line is unfamiliar. What is this ? Is it some sort of external probe ?
I am not seeing anything like this in th ejournal log from podman. Could it be that you are using a buggy version ? |
Description of problem
Running with podman-compose (python 3.11, and 3.12) results in few errors, resulting in high load on wsgi and decreased peformance
as soon as I restart the containers, and after navigating to any of the pages:
the result of the podman-compose logs is:
Version or commit hash (if applicable)
using docker.io/kiwitcms/kiwi:latest
Steps to Reproduce
followed: https://kiwitcms.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installing_docker.html
Actual results
System is very slow, wsgi has high load
Expected results
Additional info (Python traceback, logs, etc.)
This is the journal log:
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