ksoftirqd and iptables resource consumption
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command screenshots, ksoftirqd
and iptables
processes seem to be consuming a lot of resources (memory, CPU and swap) and had been running for more than 100 hours.
There’s a known bug in the iptables of some Linux distributions: Advanced Options / Configuration | K3s
The workaround is to tell K3s to use its bundled version of iptables by starting K3s with the --prefer-bundled-bin
option (you’ll need to edit the file /etc/systemd/system/k3s.service
and restart all the nodes), or by uninstalling the iptables/nftables packages from the operating system.
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