I have a small Tor exit relay (VPS) running at +90% CPU capacity. Memory usage is negligible. I am unable to launch ARM as the single CPU cannot process both Tor and arm. Traffic is mostly high for a small node. I have CPUsNum set at 2 in my torrc from its original setup. However, pidstat 5 -p <pid> shows that only 1 CPU is employed. lscpu shows that the VPS is allotted 2 cpus. CPU speed is around 2.44 M. I'm hoping someone has some experience with this issue and can give me advice.
On 30 Jun 2017, at 04:52, Arisbe <arisbe@cni.net> wrote:
I have a small Tor exit relay (VPS) running at +90% CPU capacity.
What version of Tor? Has this only happened recently? Did you upgrade your Tor version? Are you running a caching DNS server?
Memory usage is negligible. I am unable to launch ARM as the single CPU cannot process both Tor and arm. Traffic is mostly high for a small node.
I have CPUsNum set at 2 in my torrc from its original setup.
Have you tried removing this from your torrc?
However, pidstat 5 -p <pid> shows that only 1 CPU is employed. lscpu shows that the VPS is allotted 2 cpus.
2 cores, or hyperthreading on the same core? Do you have any CPU masking options set? Tor uses threads, rather than using multiple processes.
CPU speed is around 2.44 M.
I'm hoping someone has some experience with this issue and can give me advice.
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