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Global File Cache: High CPU and Memory usage for the GfcCIAgentService service, after upgrading GFC

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Applies to

  • Global File Cache (GFC)
  • Edge
  • Core
  • GfcCIAgentService

Issue

  • After upgrading GFC software, there are times that GfcCIAgentService service CPU and Memory usage spikes. 
  • Example:

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