I have a gitea instance with only one private user, me.
I’m doing nothing, I wasn’t even connected (timed out) and gitea consumes up to 1% of the CPU (top).
There is not opened tcp connection. Is it possible to know what gitea is doing ?
Hi, if you have posted this on github. Could we close this one?
Hello, I didn’t posted this question on github.
Can’t I have an answer here ?
As a system administrator I would not be too concerned by a process that shows 1% CPU usage in top. I would be interested to see a Gitea dashboard that shows what it is up to but I don’t think that exists. It does not exist in GitLab either, AFAIK.
That’s not very helpful, but here it is 
I’ve seen this too, but it’s not specific to Gitea. This seems to be a general problem with Golang.
Not sure. I have another golang web site that I made my self and it doesn’t use CPU.
It is very simple though and doesn’t have a database. What I mean is that it isn’t golang’s fault.
There must be some active go routines that are specific to the gitea application. I’ll post an issue in gitea github.
EDIT: found an existing issue reporting the high CPU usage when idle: High Idle CPU usage (fresh install) · Issue #15542 · go-gitea/gitea · GitHub
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Is this still a problem?