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restart is very slow even if restart nginx

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Every time I restart nodebb, the site will down for about 3 minutes. At first I doubted that the nodebb may have some thing to initialize.
Then I found that even if if restart nginx(not reload), this issue may also occur.

During this 3 minutes, the mongodb and 3 node process eat 100% CPU and most of the memory. The 3 minutes depends on the machine, 2core-4G machine will take 3 minutes and 4core-8G machine will take 1 minutes.

I wonder what was nodebb doing during that time?
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