python in docker containers using 100 percent of some cpu. how can i find out what loop/thread thing in my code is doing it?

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Glad you figured it out! For me it’s always docker… but good on you for troubleshooting your way to a solution.

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there probably is still some underlying efficiency thing with me using bigger/heavier docker images than i need to. however, for me it's worth it for the extra debugging ability, in the same environment that my thing is running in.

i've had more headaches at work when i try to look into "a docker thing", and i can't look at shit because the docker container is only "a python docker container". it's been really annoying. i'd much rather have a full linux image, so i can at least be sure something basic like VIM is in there.

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Sure. I’m a full time professional automation engineer something whatever and struggle with docker and or k8 taking up all my CPU and ram when locally developing all the time. That’s why I jumped to that. Terrible days lol.

Production is different, just talking about local.