@Tom-Elliott
The slowdown is constant. After I sign in and click on storage it just hang there for a couple of minutes before opening. After it opens, I can go to the dashboard fx and when I go back to storage it happens again.
Tried signing out / in and did a reboot of the server, but the issue is constant.
If you’d like, I can record a screen capture of it?
@sebastian-roth
I’ve been looking into the database to find the duplicates but there are none. Sorted after MAC addresses and they all showed up, but none of them are showing more than once.
I also tried exporting the host list to .csv and take a look if I could find any duplicates there 
At the moment, we got 53 hosts registered.
@Tom-Elliott
The hosts are installed by using the SmartInstaller, is that the legacy client?
You could also try a shutdown -s -f on the machine, that has helped me in some cases.
@tom-elliott
I have tried disabling the storage nodes, that doesn’t change anything.
All three servers are running Ubuntu Server 16.04.4 LTS and are fully updated.
@Sebastian-Roth
I have now upgraded the storage nodes to 1.5.0 and I do still have the same issue.
UPDATE:
I have been looking at the apache error log(var/log/apache2/error.log) while I press the storage button on the web interface and while waiting I do get an error after waiting for about a minute or two:
Not sure if it has something to do with the interface acting slow, just wanted to include it:
We have one master server, with two storage nodes.
Master: 1.5.0
Stoarge01: 1.4.4
Stoarge02: 1.4.4
After the update to 1.5.0, the web interface seems to run really slow in certain menus.
When clicking on the “Storage” icon at the top, it will hang there for more than 5 minutes before entering the menu and the same thing seems to happen with the “Fog Configuration” menu.
We thought it might have something to do with the two storage nodes, so we decided to turn off the replication to them/even tried shutting them down, but that didn’t help at all.
I have posted a picture of the top command on our master server below:
@Wayne-Workman Thank you so much! It worked, it sync the images and don’t delete them over and over again.
Hmmm maybe it is trying to replicate to often and that’s the issue.
Any clue where I can see/change how often it tries to replicate an image?
I’ve got two servers running 1.4.0.
The master storage node is located in Denmark and the other storage node is located in Norway.
The replication works, but every time it has replicated an image, it just deletes the image on the server in Norway and starts over once again. It has been doing this for about a week, any ideas?
