Hi Lior,
Performance issues sometimes get very difficult to troubleshoot.
==> I see that you tmm memory utilization is quite high. ( Not sure if this is the baseline as per your environment.
From my past experience i can suggest you to follow below process :
- Run the below command before the CPU spike and keep it running until you sees the spike. ctrl + c to stop the command
while :; do date >> /var/tmp/top.out; top -cbn 1 >> /var/tmp/top.out; sleep 1; done
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From the above output file, check the process which is contributing to high CPU spikes.
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Check the output of below command :
tmsh show /sys memory
to see which process is taking up the highest memory
( Usually i prefer uploading the Qkview to ihealth and then checking the output of this command as it is easy to arrange with reference to size )
- Once you find the process, try to locate any specific bugs related to that process which could contribute to high cpu usage or memory usage.
Hope this will help you nail down the issue.