10:46 a.m.
New subject: There are too many tasks running on the server. Does it affect my system?
The number of tasks is not really that important, the load average numbers
(at the top right) tell you the real story. Depending on the kind of
resources your server has and what are these tasks actually doing, ~4000
may not be too many, it may even be too little.
Given the screenshot you posted, I cannot tell if load average of ~2.5 is
good or not, the rule of thumb is that an efficiently utilized server
should have the load average be around 2 X the amount of cores in the
server. Less then that usually mean the server is underutilized, and more
then that may mean you have a resource bottleneck somewhere.
You can press '1' to get CPU utilization breakdown by core, that will also
tell you how many cores you have.
On Fri, 27 Sep 2019 at 10:36, zhouhao(a)vip.friendtimes.net <
zhouhao(a)vip.friendtimes.net> wrote:
There are too many tasks running on the server. Does it affect my
system？
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12:02 p.m.
New subject: How to activate Windows systems in stateless pool mode?
I have activated the windows 10 system and make it into a template，
Then I use the template to create a stateless pool with 20 vms；
But the vms canot be activated，How can I activate them？
12:21 p.m.
New subject: How to automatically allocate the computer name under the pool?
How to automatically allocate the computer name under the pool？
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