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When I was using it, I had 500000 images, about 500 GB of images. During the run, I noticed that the CPU was getting bigger and bigger, but there was no significant change in memory
At the initial stage of image analysis, it was around 300%,
When it comes to calculating the hash, it skyrockets all the way. Is there any mechanism involved
Why didn't you just fill up the CPU from the beginning
The specific machine parameters are as follows:
Hardware name
Hardware model
CPU
E5 2650 V4 @2.2Ghz - 48 Core
Memory
256G
system
openEuler22.03
Hard disk
25T
ps:Actually, openEuler 22.03 is CentOS 8, but it's a modified version from Huawei
User permission: root
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When I was using it, I had 500000 images, about 500 GB of images. During the run, I noticed that the CPU was getting bigger and bigger, but there was no significant change in memory
At the initial stage of image analysis, it was around 300%,
When it comes to calculating the hash, it skyrockets all the way. Is there any mechanism involved
Why didn't you just fill up the CPU from the beginning
The specific machine parameters are as follows:
ps:Actually, openEuler 22.03 is CentOS 8, but it's a modified version from Huawei
User permission: root
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