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High CPU usage while Docker Desktop 4.7.1 (77678) is running on windows 11 #12710

Open MarcelRueedi opened 2 years ago

MarcelRueedi commented 2 years ago
frederikhors commented 2 years ago

Same here. This is serious. I need to restart Docker for desktop many times during a day. And I'm using only one container (postgresql) with .wslconfig file like this:

[wsl2] memory=1GB

I'm on Windows 10 21H2 x64, Docker for desktop 4.7.1 77678, downgraded from 4.8.1 which is even worse.

phucng commented 2 years ago

Have you referred to #12266? I tried to enable Docker Extensions (which I don't use any), and the CPU utilization goes down to 0-1%. I'm using 4.8.1 on Windows 11.

aliaugmenta commented 2 years ago

I have a similar problem with Docker Desktop 4.8.1 (78998) on Windows 10. Docker Desktop.exe uses almost 100% of a core. Docker Desktop Extensions.exe uses another 100% of a core too, while I have the extensions disabled!

frederikhors commented 2 years ago

Docker Desktop Extensions.exe uses another 100% of a core too, while I have the extensions disabled!

Same here!!

frederikhors commented 2 years ago

@aliaugmenta https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues/12266.

eduardocque commented 2 years ago

this stuck 1 of my CPU thread at 100% :S and this happen when i have selected check for updates automatically ? is probably that is trying to perform several requests or something

with or without that option is happening 1 thread cpu 100%

laurazard commented 2 years ago

Hi @MarcelRueedi, thanks for reporting this.

We are preparing a 4.8.2 release. We have:

Would you mind checking them out and seeing if the issue is addressed? Thank you!

MarcelRueedi commented 2 years ago

I installed the 4.8.2 RC for Windows. But the issue is still there - a docker task that uses 100% of a CPU to generate heat. Even when now container is started.

aliaugmenta commented 2 years ago

Enabling Docker Extensions and Disabling "Automatic Check for Updates" fixed my cpu usage problem on Docker Desktop 4.8.1.

eduardocque commented 2 years ago

@laurazard i remember in other thread that was related to an exception internally making this an infinite loop in a sub-process probably, or can be related to auto-update and that option "Automatic Check for Updates"

frederikhors commented 2 years ago

Can the team please release two versions? One for docker only (with no other things, with no gui at all) and the other with all these features?

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frederikhors commented 2 years ago

/lifecycle frozen

tomasfejfar commented 1 year ago

I have the same problem with 4.15.0 :(

This does seem to fix it for the moment though...

Enabling Docker Extensions and Disabling "Automatic Check for Updates" fixed my cpu usage problem on Docker Desktop 4.8.1.

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tomasfejfar commented 1 year ago

OK, I was too fast to dismiss it. It's back, even with completely fresh docker installation. How do I debug this? It's not the Vmmem, nor system. It's the UI itself, that's eating the CPU.

jd1378 commented 4 months ago

In my case Vmmem suddenly goes up to 100% and docker desktop freezes (it has no containers running, and in idle mode) I still have not figured what causes the issue (it seems random) I have to shutdown wsl to stop it