It'd be far better to file a new issue, with your new problem description, both so docker folks can look at it in relation to what Docker looks like now instead of several versions ago, and for all the people you just pinged. I'm not a Docker Desktop power user - I don't know how to debug it - but if anyone ( for example) can guide me through any additional useful information I can provide, I'll happily try to If you're going to unstale an issue, at least add more details, because you just pinging everyone with a "me too" for an issue that's basically moot. I can confirm I am on version 4.1.0, using WSL2 (as described by others in the original issue). I have no further information to add, the symptoms are identical - as far as I can tell it is precisely the same issue as was reported before and was closed after 90 days of inactivity. The problem (in symptoms) as described under #6947 still remains for me in Docker 4.1.0. Start Docker Desktop, and leave it idle with no containers running.įollowing Poxmax's request to create a new issue.on a cloud server or a VM: No, it's on a physical laptop. Are you running inside a virtualized Windows e.g.Docker Desktop Version: 4.1.1 (and confirmed on 4.1.0 too).Windows Version: 11 (although I was experiencing this on 10 too).No CPU activity when no containers are running Information it seems to be higher after some containers have been running, even if they're then all stopped.) Expected behavior "Idle" CPU usage can be anywhere from 15% to upward of 30%. (I'm on a i7, but the symptoms remain very similar.
Windows Task manager also reports "Very High" power usage from the process while Docker Desktop is running.
High CPU usage on the Vmmem process while docker desktop is runningġ6% constant usage on CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9980HK CPU, aka 8 core machine
I have tried disabling enabled experimental features.I have tried with the latest version of Docker Desktop (have confirmed is still an issue on 4.1.1 since posting this issue).You could simply pipe the output to a file or you could modify the code to output to a. Some Python 3.5+ code to do more or less what you are asking for to the console, (the same can be done with earlier Pythons but not with the f-string): import psutil Personally I would use Python and the lovely psutil library which can gather just about all of the information that you can dream of:
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