I have a cronjob that runs this script every couple of hours:
/usr/local/bin/w3 up /blahblah/dannyob.eth/
dannyob.eth has about 6GiB in it. The node process running w3 takes up 20% of my memory, and 100% of my CPU:
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
3881583 danny 20 0 31.4g 881416 40464 R 109.0 22.3 4:59.28 node
Should this be CPU bound? Is there something I can do to (bar niceing the process) to stop it taking up so much CPU/memory?
I have a cronjob that runs this script every couple of hours:
/usr/local/bin/w3 up /blahblah/dannyob.eth/
dannyob.eth has about 6GiB in it. The node process running w3 takes up 20% of my memory, and 100% of my CPU:
Should this be CPU bound? Is there something I can do to (bar
niceing the process) to stop it taking up so much CPU/memory?