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Memory Usage for the Foglight main Launcher service

Hi,

Just noticing that the Foglight main launcher service is taking 50.2% CPU on the Windows 2012 server that I have it running on. Is this normal for it to be consuming so much CPU?

Thanks...

  • Hi Peter,

    It all depends on what cartridges you are running. Some cartridges utilize more CPU resources than others.

    You could try running this script via Script Console to get some insight:

    import com.quest.nitro.service.util.MBeanRef;

    import javax.management.ObjectName;

    def CartCostMon = new MBeanRef(ObjectName.getInstance("com.quest.nitro:service=CartridgeCostMonitor")).ref();

    return (CartCostMon.diagnosticSnapshotAsString());

     

    The result should look like this:

    ==================== Performance Cost Collector =========================

    Last reset CPU cost statictics at:2017-07-06 09:59:59 EDT

    ==================== Cartridge Cost Summary(CPU) =========================

    +---------------------------------+----------------------+------------+

    | Cartridge Name | Total Execution Time | Percentage |

    +---------------------------------+----------------------+------------+

    | Virtual-VMware | 186200328.20 ms | 67.77% |

    | VMware-Performance-Agent | 28549402.88 ms | 10.39% |

    | ContextNotAvailable | 24701934.91 ms | 8.99% |

    | CommonAnalytics | 10869328.61 ms | 3.96% |

    | Virtual-VMware-Base | 4720663.31 ms | 1.72% |

    | DB_SQL_Server | 3010228.37 ms | 1.10% |

    | Virtual-VMware-Intelliprofile | 1721932.74 ms | 0.63% |

    Once you know what cartridge is using high CPU, you could contact Support and check if this is normal or not.

    I hope this helps,

    Regards,

    Gaston.

  • Thanks Gaston. Could you clarify how I get into the Script Console? Is that within Foglight?
  • Hello Peter,

    Hope below screenprints help.

     

    One you are in the Script Console dashboard, click on Script tab and then Add button

    Paste the script that Gaston provided in Script text box and click on Run button.

     

    Thanks.

  • Thanks guys! Got it. Seems like | DB_SQL_Server_UI | 1373945.32 ms | 46.93% | is taking most of the CPU. I'll contact support now.