Intel I210 (igb) sometimes consume all CPU on not-so-big traffic — need help!

Lev Serebryakov lev at FreeBSD.org
Thu Nov 9 20:17:55 UTC 2017


 I still have problems with my E-1220v3 server equipped with Intel I210
adapter. It can not be loaded more than 100Mbit/s because it is
connection to internet.

 But sometimes four interrupt threads "intr{irqXXX: igb0:que Y}" consume
100% CPU. Interrupt rate is very modest:

% vmstat -i
interrupt                          total       rate
...
irq276: igb0:que 0             851899713       1193
irq277: igb0:que 1             907338150       1271
irq278: igb0:que 2             907538207       1271
irq279: igb0:que 3             768217584       1076
irq280: igb0:link                      2          0
%

 But CPU consumption is 90-100% per thread:

PID USERNAME PRI NICE SIZE  RES STATE C   TIME   WCPU COMMAND
 11 root     -92    -   0K 544K CPU2  2 146:22 98.30% intr{irq278:
igb0:que 2}
 11 root     -92    -   0K 544K WAIT  0 178:18 81.55% intr{irq276:
igb0:que 0}
 11 root     -92    -   0K 544K WAIT  1 135:34 77.77% intr{irq277:
igb0:que 1}
 11 root     -92    -   0K 544K CPU3  3 138:57 67.50% intr{irq279:
igb0:que 3}

 procstat -ak looks suspicious:

% sudo procstat -ak | grep igb0:que
   11 100056 intr   irq276: igb0:que 0  vm_page_scan_contig
vm_phys_scan_contig vm_page_reclaim_contig kmem_alloc_contig
mbuf_jumbo_alloc keg_alloc_slab keg_fetch_slab zone_fetch_slab
zone_import zone_alloc_item uma_zalloc_arg m_getjcl igb_refresh_mbufs
igb_rxeof igb_msix_que intr_event_execute_handlers ithread_loop fork_exit
   11 100058 intr   irq277: igb0:que 1  mi_switch ithread_loop fork_exit
fork_trampoline
   11 100060 intr   irq278: igb0:que 2  mi_switch ithread_loop fork_exit
fork_trampoline
   11 100062 intr   irq279: igb0:que 3  mi_switch ithread_loop fork_exit
fork_trampoline
%

-- 
// Lev Serebryakov

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