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SabariRajanT
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There are 3 indexer, In which CPU usage is 99.77, 99.72, 99.61 respectively.  Data is not getting indexed. any possible solution for this to resolve and troubleshoot?

 

Looking forward quick help

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burwell
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Hmm. Have you looked at the Splunkd.log on these indexers? What else is running? Could it be there is so much searching there are no free cycles? Does /bar/log/messages offer any hints?

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burwell
SplunkTrust
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Hmm. Have you looked at the Splunkd.log on these indexers? What else is running? Could it be there is so much searching there are no free cycles? Does /bar/log/messages offer any hints?

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SabariRajanT
Path Finder

I see DatabaseDirectoryManager, BucketMover,CMSlave, IndexerIf, S2SFileReceiver under var/log/messages.

 

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burwell
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

So what's your architecture? How much data are your indexers indexing each day? How many indexers do you have? Are there other indexers that are not having cpu issues?

I think a lot more info is needed here.

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gjanders
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