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gunicorn process with 100% of CPU after Ubuntu 22.04 upgrade

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I had Ubuntu 20.04 installed and I used the following commands to upgrade it to Ubuntu 22.04:

sudo ppa-purge
sudo do-release-upgrade

After that I realized there's a gunicorn process that consumes 100% of CPU, killing it doesn't solve the problem and I don't know how to debug it. Apparently, Ubuntu 22.04 uses it somehow. Is there anything I could do to fix this problem? I didn't find an easy way of uninstalling it, can I safely uninstall gunicorn on Ubuntu 22.04?


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I've tried getting additional information of the process but it's constantly changing its pid. It's like the process is closing and opening again endlessly. I've seen gunicorn is a python library for web development, but I don't use python for web development in any project. I'm getting worried because my notebook is getting really hot with this process even when I'm doing nothing else with the computer... and I don't know how to stop it. I can't remove it with apt-get remove gunicorn , pip3 uninstall gunicorn, pip uninstall gunicorn, or just systemctl stop gunicorn...

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