Hello, we are experiencing the same issue on our 2 Jenkins instances. I have found a way to reproduce the issue:
1. Create a job which generates a big console output (minimum 25Mb) (ie. a shell action doing a cat of a big text file)
2. On your screen, keep an eye on the jenkins log (file tail) + the cpu utilization of the jenkins process (top command or visualVM)
3. On Jenkins interface, navigate to the full console output of this job (http://<JENKINS_HOST>/job/<JENKINS_JOB/lastBuild/consoleFull)
4. Keep refreshing the console page without letting the page load completly
=> You should see the "java.util.zip.Deflater.deflate" stack trace in the the jenkins.log
5. Keep refreshing until the Jenkins process uses all the CPU(s)!!

Tested on our 2 instances and, depending on the box current use + the size of the console, the CPU issue takes more or less time to occur.

Finally, after applying the "-Dorg.kohsuke.stapler.compression.CompressionFilter.disabled=true" fix, the exception still occurs in the log BUT, no more CPU overload!!

I see that a lot of users are experiencing this issue on multiple configuration (OS/Jenkins Version)!!
Also a lot of users are spending time on it trying to debug and find out the reason/solution of this issue.

Now, I would like to see some reaction from the Jenkins team. Are they taking care of this issue? We expect some solution from their side.

Thanks in advance,
David.

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