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100% CPU in dashboard, 15% in HTOP

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So i noticed plex buffering alot and logged into the server. The dashboard is showing 99-100% usage on the CPU but HTOP is not showing barely any...... Not sure what is going on here????

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I asked almost the exact question yesterday but was using top instead of htop.  The response on /r/unraid was "Top does not include IOWAIT while dashboard does.  You can always Install netdata where you can see this type of data."

 

I personally think the CPU data in the dashboard is misleading but I'm a total noob so I might just be dumb.

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ahhh ok ty

  • 3 months later...

After reading this explanation of IOWAIT I also think, that the dashboard cpu load is very misleading.

 

@bonienl

Could you please have a look into this?

I agree it is somewhat misleading but the dashboard cpu meter in my view is intended to show if there's a problem. If you do have very high i/o wait then that's almost certainly an issue, and thus it's displayed - to warn you.

It might be nice to have a toggle so you could see the actual cpu load, but this can also be done through the system stats plugin. Or just using top.

Just my two cents,

Del

The problem is that I/O wait is CPU usage.  While the CPU is waiting on I/O it can't do anything else.  So when its showing 100%, even though its not doing anything productive, you can't do anything else with it.  

 

Can't please everyone. I bet my beer that if you remove IOWAIT, the forum will be flooded with "why is my server laggy, CPU shows 20% usage".

Guys, have you read the article? IOWAIT is the same as IDLE.

It just indicates, that it is idling because of HDD.

If you start some heavy transconding, it will grab all the IOWAIT cpu time.

 

If users suspects any system slow down, they would look into netdata dashboard anyway.

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