[GeoNode-users] Geoserver-Explorer High CPU Usage

[Finnegan Pope-Carter]

Hi

I have a geonode instance running on an Ubuntu 14.04 container.

The geoserver contains 112 layers and geonode runs 19 maps. We normally push our data (rasters & shapefiles) up to the geoserver using the Qgis plugin Geoserver Explorer.

This week the geoserver explorer plugin has slowed to a crawl when trying to refresh the layers held by the geoserver (often takes ~ 10 minutes). When I look at the stats for the server I can see that when refreshing the list of layers one CPU is being utilised fully. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
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Thanks

Finn

Finnegan Pope-Carter BSc (Hons) MSc FGS
Director of Research & Development

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