Go to system informtion -> Processes to view the top processes.
But this works only if I monitor it all the time till it happens?
I was wondering if there is a elegant solution which does this for me.... not thinking about even getting a mail saying process xyz needs 100% cpu cycles....
The mail actually even includes a service but it is just the name of the nas and no particular process:
Service: \nas2Hello everybody!
I did a upgrade from omv 3 to omv 5 theses days for two of my odroid HC's and configured them again the same way.
They basically do (almost) nothing:
NAS1:
- Exposing two shares with smb for 1 user / 2 clients
- pushing the shares via rsync to NAS2
NAS2:
- receiving the rsync push from NAS1
- doing a local rsnapshot from the rsynced shares
- exposing two shares for bare metal backups for 2 user / 2 client
I had mail notifications also with omv 3 but never got messages regarding Resource limit matched I now get from NAS2:
ZitatAlles anzeigenThe system monitoring needs your attention.
Host: \nas2
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 2020 10:09:07
Service: \nas2
Event: Resource limit matched
Description: loadavg (5min) of 8.8 matches resource limit [loadavg (5min) > 8.0]
This triggered the monitoring system to: alert
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You have received this notification because you have enabled the system monitoring on this host.
To change your notification preferences, please go to the 'System | Notification' or 'System | Monitoring' page in the web interface.
I wonder were this comes from? Any idea if it would be possible to set up a little logging or something which tells me the process which is running wild?