Re: [Exist-open] 400% CPU, no running threads/queries

[Alberto S. <am...@zb...>]

Hi, Michael
Thanks for your answer.
The problem of high cpu is after the reindex. I can see that on the logs.
Probably there is some more verbose log level that can help me. Need to find it.

Thanks you

Alberto Simões

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-------- Original Message --------
On Friday, 12/12/25 at 23:51 Michael Westbay <wes...@ja...> wrote:

> Hi Alberto,
>
> It sounds like it may be reindexing. If you abruptly stopped the container without everything shutting down gracefully, reindexing everything will automatically start when you bring it back up.
>
> Do you have multiple GB of XML documents and many indexes? If so, reindexing could take quite a while.
>
> To gracefully stop eXist, log into the container's shell and run the bin/shutdown.sh script before shutting down the container. I don't use containers, but it seems to me that there is shut down script that can trigger that in Docker's setting file.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Take care.
>
> 2025年12月13日(土) 6:00 Alberto Simões <am...@zb...>:
>
>> On Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 10:22, Alberto Simões <am...@zb...> wrote:
>>
>>> On Friday, December 12th, 2025 at 09:55, Juri Leino ju...@ex... wrote:
>>>
>>> > That sounds alarming. Especially, when monex does not show any activity.
>>> > I have seen instances running on all available CPU cores with a lot of
>>> > active brokers.
>>> >
>>> > What you should see, however, is monex reporting the same CPU usage.
>>> > Is that the case?
>>> >
>>> > Under "System Information"
>>> >
>>> > -> System CPU Load:
>>> >
>>> > -> Process CPU Load:
>>>
>>>
>>> From monex, everything looks calm.
>>> System CPU Load: 0.646755
>>> Process CPU Load: 0.575614
>>>
>>> Only at the top I have the " Running Queries 1 " but nothing more shows.
>>>
>>> As a sidenote, I am running inside a docker image, in case that helps debugging.
>>
>> If I stop the container and restart, load looks normal for a little time... and gets up again...
>>
>> Btw, is there a way to gracelly stop jetty when running inside docker?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
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