Hello
I am seeing significant spike in my Grafana Dashboard for context switch, When troubleshooted with process explorer it shows Hardware interrupts / DPC taking high context switch with no CPU spike .
Please help how to fix it.
Hello
I am seeing significant spike in my Grafana Dashboard for context switch, When troubleshooted with process explorer it shows Hardware interrupts / DPC taking high context switch with no CPU spike .
Please help how to fix it.
My question is i could see context switch / per second is high in my 2016 windows server...When i checked from process explorer Hardware interrupts and DPC is consuming the highest context switch.How can i fix it?
I'd try asking for help over here in dedicated forums for your product.
https://community.grafana.com/?plcmt=footer
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My question is i could see context switch / per second is high in my 2016 windows server...When i checked from process explorer Hardware interrupts and DPC is consuming the highest context switch.How can i fix it?
Might also try from a clean boot.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-perform-a-clean-boot-in-windows-da2f9573-6eec-00ad-2f8a-a97a1807f3dd
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No it didnt work ..I guess best possible solution is Vmotion of the MAchine.
@MotoX80 Could you please help me here..I could see a very large amount of Hardware Interrupts and DPC in the windows server 2016 Virtual machine with 32GB memory 8 CPU.How can this be fixed?
VMWare or Hyper-V? I do not have any experience with Hyper-V but a quick search turn up "Integration Services" which appear to provide similar functions as VMWare tools, (Drivers on the VM to improve performance.) Are you using the latest version installed on the VM?
Are all of your VM's showing the same activity or just this one? What values are you seeing?
I think that I would start by shutting down application services one by one and see if the problem goes away. That would give you a starting point as to where to look next.
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