Wow thanks for the quick response. I have plenty of space so not too worried about space and I am dedicating a lot of resources currently to the VM. So what your saying is the server will use whatever it can get its hands on if I give it more CPU resources? I feel like it I will just max out more. Currently imaging 8 machines is spiking my CPU (2 cpus at 3.2Ghz Xeon). What might you suggest be the proper resources to accommodate this?
How would I turn off compression? Btw.
Thanks for the response! And yes the Fog server is currently running on a VM. Is there any compression going on? (If so can I disable this?) It just seems that such a high CPU usages isn’t justified simply by mounting NFS partitions for imaging? Currently each machine that is getting imaged is mounting a NFSD partitions consuming 25% of the CPU, when I do a top command on the Fog server.
Hey All,
I am a fog noob and wanted some advice how how to trouble shoot Fog pinging my CPU when imaging 15 computers. I am not sure if I should be looking at the fog software, the Ubuntu OS, or networking issues. Ubuntu is up-to-date and Fog is on the latest version. One of my colleagues suggested that fog might be encrypting the files which would account for the high CPU usage, is this true?
I appreciate any advice you can give, thanks!