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GET on non-existing objects can cause high CPU on Gateway nodes

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Applies to

  • StorageGRID
  • Virtual nodes
  • SG100
  • SG1000

Issue

A workload that generates a high concurrent amount of GET requests on non-existing objects results in high CPU on Gatway/Load balancer nodes.

This does only apply to GET requests, and not to HEAD requests.

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