Re: isolate_freepages_block and excessive CPU usage by OSD process

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Here's an update:

Tried running 3.18.0-rc5 over the weekend to no avail. A load spike through
Ceph brings no perceived improvement over the chassis running 3.10 kernels.

Here is a graph of *system* cpu time (not user), note that 3.18 was a005.block:

http://ponies.io/raw/cluster.png

It is perhaps faring a little better that those chassis running the 3.10 in
that it did not have min_free_kbytes raised to 2GB as the others did, instead
it was sitting around 90MB.

The perf recording did look a little different. Not sure if this was just the
luck of the draw in how the fractal rendering works:

http://ponies.io/raw/perf-3.10.png

Any pointers on how we can track this down? There's at least three of us
following at this now so we should have plenty of area to test.

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