CPU Spikes in a Hyper-V VM
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@Nara said:
@garak0410 said:
The domain controller VM is now at 10 minutes for waiting for it to shut down. This point more now toward the host? Because it just isn't the file server now.
Hyper-V's a little slow, but it's not that slow. I'm still interested in seeing what the middle section of the disk part of Performance Monitor looks like. While CPU may be an issue, some of what you're describing sounds like storage latency. Do you have any snapshots going?
Well, I can do another screen shot of the Performance Monitor if needed but it is running fine now and appeared to be a host issue but I've not found the root cause.
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Still all good this morning?
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Yeah...had a scare when someone called to say a 6MB file took 4 minutes to server but was a local PC issue. He rebooted and it was fine.
I'd like to find out why the host had problems before it happens again. All part of learning the Virtualization world. The ONLY thing that happened this week was a freak power surge on Monday (the debut of the new Virtual File Server) and we do have battery backups so I didn't reboot the host. I do not think that had ANYTHING to do with it but so far, it is the only factor.
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Enjoy your half day!
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So far, this hasn't returned though management had their concerns about it and virtualization. Praying it was just a fluke.
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Fingers crossed then. Could have been almost anything.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Fingers crossed then. Could have been almost anything.
That's what I told management...fingers crossed...the only thing I didn't turn back on was Unitrends Free (which I've not had time to use yet but will soon as you may see in another thread)...
