/dev/sr0光驱挂载引起的CPUio_wait升高一“血案”
定期巡检发现一个怪异的问题,/dev/sr0光驱挂载引起的CPU io_wait升高,请看截图: 650) this.width=650;" src="http://www.68idc.cn/help/uploads/allimg/151111/120A25318-0.jpg" title="1.png" alt="wKioL1YMDx3iziR2AAgERYtqlLg500.jpg" /> 快接近凌晨了
定期巡检发现一个怪异的问题,/dev/sr0光驱挂载引起的CPU io_wait升高,请看截图:
快接近凌晨了,这时候已经没啥业务了,可以看到CPU的us使用率已经是0,但CPU第12个核出现了100.0%wa,load负载是1.0,太诡异了。
立即用iotop命令查看,哪个进程占用IO过高,发现了挂载光驱引起的真凶,请看截图:
可以明显的看到/dev/sr0光驱占用大量IO操作。
查看系统日志,发现了错误信息:
再次确定了是/dev/sr0挂载光驱引起的CPU IO_WAIT升高。
立即放出大招,kill掉:
再次观察Cacti监控图:
CPU负载已经下降了,从图中来看非常明显。

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