sardaukar

OK, replaced the CPU and now the build that took 5:49 concludes in 2:08 so massive improvement. Still think it's weird the CPU usage was so low with the 200GE, but oh well.

Yeah, will replace it with a Ryzen 5600G soon. But I still find it weird that the CPU usage is not maxed out, if the CPU is too busy.

I'll try fewer containers. I'm emulating the DS2422+ since using the 1621 didn't allow the loader to see my drives, I think because RedPill sees 10 ports and so a 6-bay model doesn't work.

This is a B450 Ryzen motherboard with an Athlon 200GE (low power) CPU, 16GB of RAM and 4x 4TB SATA drives, plus a 120GB M2 SSD. DroneCI is just a build runner, but usually they're CPU-bound, not IO-bound. I do run DroneCI on my Ryzen 5800 in Docker on my main workstation. The CPU on the NAS is under-powered, but I'd expect to see the CPU meter at 100% most of the time, since it'd be struggling to cope under the load. But the average is around 12-15% at idle and 20-25% when running a build.

I'm running around 20 Docker containers on my Synology, and the CPU utilization is very low - my DroneCI runner, for example, takes 80 seconds to run a build that runs in 3 seconds on my local PC. On the Resource Monitor, I see CPU usage never going above 15% which is weird because I want it to be higher, if it means faster builds. Is this a known issue? Also, stopping/starting a Docker container takes _forever_ Running DSM 7.1.1-42962 Update 1 using Automated Red Pill Loader v0.4-alpha12