Haproxy 100% cpu usage
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Hmm, nothing much TAC can do beyond opening the bug report, which they did.
We have devs looking at it now.
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ahh I forgot.
After opening the support ticket (and before downgrading to version 23.09.1) I applied the "disable zero copy forwarding" workaround.
The CPU returned to normal on the VM with HAProxy in production... unfortunately after a few days the crash and related reboot occurred again.
I then rolled back to 23.09.1 and the system has been completely rock solid ever since.
Luca
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OK the backend haproxy pkg had been updated to current (2.9.7) and looks good in testing here.
You can upgrade it dircetly like:
pkg upgrade haproxy
Or reinstall the pfSense HAProxy package to get it.
If this confirms the fix and doesn't introduce any new show stoppers we'll bump the package version so it appears as an upgrade for all users.
Steve
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Same here, removed workaround as well
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Great, thanks for testing.
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I upgraded last night.
Still having same issue.
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@coreybrett you probably did not restart service after upgrade.
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@maverick_slo I am pretty sure I rebooted after running the package update
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You should see it in the stats page:
HAProxy version 2.9.7-5742051, released 2024/04/05 Statistics Report for pid 81592
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I can confirm that after this uptime:
HAProxy on a normal production load and without workaround applied... works fine:
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Still having trouble with this.
Shell Output - /usr/local/sbin/haproxy -v HAProxy version 2.9.7-5742051 2024/04/05 - https://haproxy.org/ Status: stable branch - will stop receiving fixes around Q1 2025. Known bugs: http://www.haproxy.org/bugs/bugs-2.9.7.html Running on: FreeBSD 15.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 15.0-CURRENT #0 plus-RELENG_24_03-n256311-e71f834dd81: Fri Apr 19 00:28:14 UTC 2024 root@freebsd:/var/jenkins/workspac
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strange, for me, on a production system, it works perfectly
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@coreybrett said in Haproxy 100% cpu usage:
Still having trouble with this.
Are you still seeing panics too?
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For me the system is absolutely stable, while with HAProxy 2.9.1, it rebooted after 1-2 days of uptime
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@stephenw10 said in Haproxy 100% cpu usage:
panics
No panics for me, but it stops serving content and sites go down
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@stephenw10 no, that was never an issue for me
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these sites have very little traffic, but they service web hooks that must work when called
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Before upgrading HAProxy, then using version 2.9.1, I had problems with instability, PfSense reboots and high CPU load on the system in production (higher network load).
On an identical system, but at low load I had only CPU "waste" but no system instability.
In my opinion, with version 2.9.1 of HAProxy the crashing problem occurs only if a certain system load is exceeded.
With 2.9.7 everything was ok after 11 days of uptime.