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Generally, processes in IOWait are not running, they are sitting around in a queue waiting for their data. Anyone waiting on the process is feeling pain, but i
by jws 11y ago
Generally, processes in IOWait are not running, they are sitting around in a queue waiting for their data.
Anyone waiting on the process is feeling pain, but it isn't eating any CPU so it comes down to what you want the metric to mean. Should it reflect user discomfort or consumption of cpu cycles.
- digi_owl 11y agoYes the process is sleeping, but the system (OS and hardware) is still active doing whatever IO was requested.