Restarting OSD leads to lower CPU usage

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Hi,
hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

Some of my OSDs have a larger CPU usage (and ops latencies) than others. If I restart the OSD everything runs nicely for some time, then it creeps up.

1) most of my OSDs have ~40% CPU (core) usage (user+sys), some are closer to 80%. Restarting means the offending OSDs only use 40% again.
2) average latencies and CPU usage on the host are the same - so it’s not caused by the host that the OSD is running on
3) I can’t say exactly when or how the issue happens. I can’t even say if it’s the same OSDs. It seems it either happens when something heavy happens in a cluster (like dropping very old snapshots, rebalancing) and then doesn’t come back, or maybe it happens slowly over time and I can’t find it in the graphs. Looking at the graphs it seems to be the former.

I have just one suspicion and that is the “fd cache size” - we have it set to 16384 but the open fds suggest there are more open files for the osd process (over 17K fds) - it varies by some hundreds between the osds. Maybe some are just slightly over the limit and the misses cause this? Restarting the OSD clears them (~2K) and they increase over time. I increased it to 32768 yesterday and it consistently nice now, but it might take another few days to manifest…
Could this explain it? Any other tips?

Thanks

Jan
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