[docker-snmp] Provides a config file for the polling interval in sonic_ax_impl #18924
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Why I did it
By default, SONiC does not restrict the CPU usage of the system containers.
This caused the SNMP container to consume 100% CPU.
A feasible approach is to define a configured file to adjust the SNMP container's CPU usage when required under specific scenarios.
The interval of the polling tasks in the SNMP process also affects the fundamental CPU usage consumed by the SNMP process. So, the configure file also needs to provide the option to change the update intervals in the SNMP process.
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How I did it
Note: the file snmp_daemon_control.json located at /usr/share/sonic/device/<device_model>/snmp_daemon_control.json
How to verify it
Use the command "docker exec -it snmp ps -x" to examine the interval update.
The following box shows an example of setting the SNMP polling interval to 5 seconds to 10 seconds.
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Tested branch (Please provide the tested image version)
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