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Event Broker command shell plug-in uses 100% CPU while waiting for command shell to return

Mark Southwell 13 years ago • updated by anonymous 8 years ago • 6

Something I'm also battling with is that Event Broker maxes out the CPU when running the Command Shell Wrapper plugin. It does this when calling the Powershell script that I wrote to create class groups. The script is still executed but performance is impacted by the Broker Service. I have reproduced the issue running the wrapper via the UI and the service. Is this a known issue? Happy to diagnose further if the issue is new.

Shane Day (Chief Technology Officer) 13 years ago

From Mark Southwell:

Thanks for that, EvB version is 2.2.3. I can work around it by scheduling the run via Windows Task Scheduler. It’s just neater to run via EvB.

Shane Day (Chief Technology Officer) 13 years ago

From Mark Southwell:

Great thanks again Shane!

Most likely it would go unnoticed unless the thing being called takes time and cycles to execute, which my PS script does. I tried shelling out to a batch file instead of calling the powershell exe directly, issue remains.

Let me know if I can assist in diagnosis.

Patrick Johannessen 13 years ago

We need to ensure this does not happen in v3.0

Patrick Johannessen 13 years ago

Updated due date.

Tony Sheehy 13 years ago

After a number of tests on v3.0 this behavior could not be reproduced. If this problem persists through release, please reassign this issue.

Mark Southwell 11 years ago

Issue resolved in V3

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