Title. I have a limit of 2000 cycles that I'm hitting by 11:30 every day. The only thing running besides my web app is a single task that runs for 4 seconds every hour. I'm just failing to see how that could possibly add up. Unless MySQL also sucks up CPU cycles?
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How am I hitting my CPU second limit with a single task the runs for 4 seconds an hour?
Upon further investigation, it may have just been some process from a couple days ago still lingering around?? Doesn't seem to be happening anymore.
The most common cause of unexpected CPU usage that we've seen is IPython/Jupyter notebooks. They continue to run even when you're not viewing them, and even when they're idle they "sip" CPU at a rate of about one second per minute.
You can kill all notebook-related processes from the "Consoles" page, using the processes table at the bottom of the page -- just kill anything with a name like "jupyter", "kernel" or "sudospawner". However, I don't think you'll need to do that right now if your CPU seconds used are no longer ticking up.
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