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Reported load average on the VM also seems low:

Oddly, on the virtualized VM itself - the CPU seems much lower ? So maybe the PBS statistics are not the truth?

Turned off "hide kernel threads" - doesn't seem to tell me more ??

Besides htop and btop - what else can I use?

The PBS is running on a QNAP TS-464 (Intel N5105) - been running for over 18 months with PBS 3.x without issue - assigned 4GB memory and 2 vCPUs In idle there was very little CPU usage (averaging around 16%)

YES - multiple times

Not sure if I need to post here now that PBS 4.0 is officially released - but the announcement thread seems quiet: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-backup-server-4-0-released.169306/post-791303 Anyone else having this issue??

I'm seeing VERY high CPU usage since the update to 4.0 - happened after last round of updates - This doesn't seem normal?

That's why I posted here - to see if anyone else has this issue - OPNSense forums don't usually embrace running it as a VM in general, but I did post a different issue with ZenArmor DB stopping after backup: https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=46714.msg234408#msg234408

I'm running the OPNsense 25.7 as a VM under Proxmox VE 9.0 (ZFS mirror pool of 2 NVMEs) - I use UFS under OPNSense so I can perform snapshots within the VM as well . . . Hope that helps!

Updated all node to VE 9 and also a working PBS 3.4.3 to 4.0.10 Beta - seem to work, but the datastore graphs not showing any info - had to recreate the datastore PBSBackup due to another issue - but if I look back a week - it shows the previous datastore which was destroyed but with the same...

Is there a Backup Client 4.0 somewhere? I have proxmox-backup-client-3.4.2-2 as RPM installed, but using 4.0.10 Beta server

Nope - identical when I switch between them ?!? Although I only updated to VE9 yesterday - so not much data collected on the new platform When I look at the "month" view, the peaks move a fraction . . . Understood - just looks empty

Updated my 5 node cluster (all mini PCs) - All seems well so far. Two observations on the new dashboard metrics - 1) When switching between Maximum and Average views - nothing happens ?!? 2) Depending on time span, I get NO data in Memory Pressure Stall or Network Traffic ?!?

Understood - just made me nervous when running pve8to9 script and saw this warning: INFO: Checking for running guests.. WARN: 1 running guest(s) detected - consider migrating or stopping them. Will try the upgrade and leave the OPNsense VM running - see what happens ;-)

Excellent news! :) Two quick questions: 1) The instructions don't explicitly state it - but do all VMs and LXCs have to be stopped before the in place upgrade? I have a stand alone PVE 8.4.8 with OPNSense VM allowing access to internet - if I shut that down, then I can't update that box from...

My BAD - I was so distracted by the "Pressure Stall" charts - I didn't notice that I was looking at a VM - when I go to node level, I see server load ;-) I still suggest the ability to toggle the more granular PSI charts on or off either individually or as a different "view" Thx!

Sounds interesting - but not necessarily for everyone - maybe there should be a way to toggle the view of those metrics on or off depending on need? What about the Server Load ? Being deprecated due to the PSI now ??

Beta 9 is looking good - just want to know what the new summary means? What is CPU, IO and Memory "Pressure Stall" mean ?? And what happened to Server Load?? Beta 9: 8.4.5

Quick question - is it recommended to run a zpool upgrade when moving from 8 -> 9 ?? I know it's been cautioned in the past . . .