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We truncated the table core_url_rewrite and deleted the files in var/locks/*. What happened next is our server keeps using high CPU usage. See the high CPU usage below:

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I restarted apache and it keeps coming back.I don't have any idea what's happening right now.

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Every year we cleaned up data by creating new website instance and we keep the old instance. Each user has a unique associated product and we have thousands of users on every year/website.

I already reindex all indexes, down the site and wait to complete the indexes. It was completed around 40 minutes because it recreates all core_url_rewrite. I was thinking that it was completed successfully, but this high CPU usage keeps coming back.

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  • I think some of your cron using high memory because of some logic that create issue
    – Murtuza Zabuawala
    Nov 29, 2017 at 5:40
  • I'm not sure, it used to work just fine before I performed above. I disabled cronjob and it keeps executing and uses CPU usage.
    – Ner
    Nov 29, 2017 at 7:03

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Sometimes, magento default cronjob alone causes an issue. We had this kind of issue before and we get rid it by installing https://github.com/AOEpeople/Aoe_Scheduler

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