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Version: Hadoop FileSystem SDK juicefs-hadoop-0.12.0.jar which is manually compiled from source. I run a test workload to create thousands of files. At first it's very quick, but after a few minutes it becomes slower and slower. You can see the operations takes 10ms+ average at first. Then it comes to 1s+ after process runs a few minutes.
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wsu13
Apr 14, 2021
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I find out that when test workload starts, the redis CPU goes up to 100%, and qps drops down. That causes meta request becomes slow. Why Juicefs consumes so much redis CPU? |
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I find out that when test workload starts, the redis CPU goes up to 100%, and qps drops down. That causes meta request becomes slow. Why Juicefs consumes so much redis CPU?