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Why is shfs task utilizing a lot of CPU almost all the time?

abhi.ko
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Hello - As the topic suggests trying to see why the shfs task is taking up a lot of processing power, even without active writes happening on the system. below is a screenshot from glances and terminal showing the usage.

 

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I found this topic from 2017 (with 6.2.x), I don't have freeze-up issues currently as I upgraded to a much beefier processor and doubled the memory, but used to have those issues with my old 4 core xeon, but still this is a concern. 

 

Also what is that %CPU out of because my server load is not  greater than 10-15% when this task shows up as 200% of CPU.

 

I do have a mix of rfs and xfs disks in the array. Not sure if that is causing this? 

 

Thanks.

 

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