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many splunkd.exe btool server list processes running on windows server
las
Contributor
03-09-2017
03:45 AM
Hi.
I have a small sandbox server, where I installed Splunk 6.5.2, and a test installation of ITSI (4 vCPU).
When I look at the processes I see many, not counted, "bin\splunkd.exe btool server list", and similarly bin\btool server list" processes, I'm taking hundreds of processes.
This causes high CPU and memory usage.
Can this behaviour be a result of the low CPU count, or do any of you have seen something similar?
Kind regards
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las
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08-29-2017
11:31 PM
I raised an issue with Splunk Support, and after some investigation we found that it was a corrupt DLL in windows that preventet Splunk from starting some processes. I am in the process of getting a new server, and move the installation to that.
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woodcock
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09-09-2017
11:36 PM
Wow, hard-core! Be sure to click Accept.
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FarrellJ
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08-29-2017
08:56 AM
I am see this same activity would like some feed back on how to tract down what is spinning the btool to run
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woodcock
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03-09-2017
07:17 AM
Have you installed a modular input app that aggregates btool output that would keep running the command?
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las
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03-15-2017
10:26 AM
I have raised the question with support, and they are working on it.
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woodcock
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03-15-2017
11:21 AM
Be sure to post the conclusion here!
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las
Contributor
03-09-2017
07:27 AM
Not that I know of, ITSI might have done it, but I fail to see the reason why.
There are only two apps installed ITSI that spawns some subapps, and Machine learning Toolkit.
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