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What is this process ("find") that is spiking my CPU every 2 seconds?

RAINMAN
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I just noticed that I have an off occurrence of a find command spiking my CPU every few seconds.  I turned off all my dockers (except cadvisor) and all my drives are idle except the cache drive yet the CPU keeps spiking.  Its not the end of the world but i was hoping I could have it idle a lot lower then it is.  If I take a day average the system is using 18% CPU.  I would expect a lot lower on idle?  Am I wrong in thinking this?  ???

 

What is causing this find command to keep running? Any suggestions?

 

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    That is cache dirs.

     

    Ahh yes, disabling that did clear it up.  Now it idles about 2-5%.  Thanks for the help.

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