keshavdaboss

I have noticed that upon start of the array and after all the docker containers have been started the CPU usage idles at around 2%. However if any docker container is updated from the WebUI, the idle CPU usage after the update is done goes to about 11%. (Regardless of which container was updated) This does not seem like intended behavior. From running htop I can see that it is containerd that is responsible for the 11% load, but it only accounted for 1% before the update operation. I have been able to reproduce this many times (Unraid 6.8.3) Your help is appreciated.

@SimonF how do you change your smart device poll time for just the SAS drive?

Hi! The title pretty much sums it up. Its hard to see the differences in most containers, but when running the nextcloud docker container (which accesses a lot of files on the server in order to server the webpage) the difference is night and day in terms of page load speed when using the /mnt/user path (1-2 seconds load times) vs the direct /mnt/cache path (near instantaneous loads). I noticed when using the /mnt/user/appdata path that the shfs process has spikes in the CPU usage. I am running an i7 3770 so I do not think there should be any resource bottlenecks. I would like to know if this is expected behavior and if using /mnt/user is preffered over the /mnt/cache, if not is there any settings I need to change (I see that enabling Direct IO is something that can be done, but I have heard that some docker containers do not respond well to this)? Your help would be much appreciated. Here is another post which seems to have similar issues.

I am trying to get the plex container to realize that I have added new media files to it. It seems like I have to manually scan the library every time I make changes to it. I have enabled the option to automatically scan library when changes are detected, but it still doesn't work. Your help would be very much appreciated.

Hi! I am trying to setup some docker containers in Unraid. One of my containers (bookstack) depends on mariadb to store its information. Every time I launch the containers the database seems to get a different IP on the docker network. Is there a way to use the name of the container to resolve the IP. I know this is possible with docker-compose but I want to know if there is a way to do it in unraid. For example entering db:3006 instead of 192.168.x.x:3306 Thank You!

Are you able to get spindown working on an LSI SAS card?

I think you are on to something! Looking at this post from a while ago: It seems like people were able to get their disks spun up and down on SAS2008 Cards, and the IBM Br10i. I know a lot of people run 2008 cards but I don't see this feature implemented.