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11-14-2022 10:27 PM
Hello,
Generally what is the resource utilization (memory, CPU, etc. ) by the XDR agents during the scans.
11-14-2022 11:21 PM
Hi @RamyashreeMada ,
This is highly dynamic by nature as it would depend upon the activity on the endpoint during the scan. If there are running processes which Cortex XDR needs to scan, the agent takes more CPU to examine those process hashes. Many a times, this effort fails and hence the agent shows the scan status as "Completed with partial success" upon completion.
It also depends upon how many unique hashes are present on the endpoint for hash verdict determination and recieve the verdict from Wildfire cloud. Hence, it is not static by nature. However, the agent has a soft tuning by default to lower the usage of the Cortex XDR running process using Adaptive Policy Exception to monitor and lower the usage count every 30 minutes, which should bring it down to 5-10%.
Hope that answers your question!
03-10-2023 02:46 PM
I'd like more information about Adaptive Policy Exception. We encountered issues with CPU, RAM on some of our servers and are trying to tune the policies and exceptions to calm things down.
Thanks
03-10-2023 07:29 PM
Hi @PC-TomS ,
Adaptive policy exception is not something we can fine tune ourselves as it is designed to monitor resource utilisation activities on the endpoints during normal operating procedure of the agent and if encountered, the agent starts disabling modules to release the resources(if any). It also is a mechanism to consolidate that the agent itself is not the contributor or culprit to the utilisation problem on the endpoint.
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