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--- Comment #5 from martin.stoya...@vertalo.com ---
(In reply to Colin Percival from comment #3)
I get this behavior with t3 and t3a instances.
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--- Comment #6 from Colin Percival ---
It's possible that this is a problem with "stolen" CPU time.
Martin: Is the EC2 "CPU credit balance" positive on that instance?
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--- Comment #8 from martin.stoya...@vertalo.com ---
(In reply to Colin Percival from comment #6)
Yes, it is positive, the instance isn't very loaded, and also the same thing
happens even if I just let it sit after it starts up. By the time
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--- Comment #9 from Colin Percival ---
Hmm, very strange. I can't reproduce this.
Which EC2 region are you in? Have you tried other regions? It's possible that
AWS is rolling out a change which breaks things.
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--- Comment #10 from martin.stoya...@vertalo.com ---
I am using the us-east-1 region.
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--- Comment #11 from Colin Percival ---
Ok, that's where I was testing too... have you tried all the different AZs?
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--- Comment #12 from martin.stoya...@vertalo.com ---
I think all my tests were in us-east-1a, I don't think I have tested other AZs
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--- Comment #13 from Colin Percival ---
Can you try other AZs, and also tell me if running something CPU intensive
(say, 'dd if=/dev/random | sha256') changes how fast the clock runs?
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--- Comment #14 from Colin Percival ---
Also, what does `sysctl kern.timecounter` say?
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