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I see you're using Hetzner. Those graphs don't really show what kind of CPU you're using. It's a 2 core i guess?
It was an 8 core. But the current server is a 32-core / 64 thread cpu.
For only 17k Users? Seems like a lot of CPU Usage. Damn.
That image was from when we had 8 cores. Now it's under 10% usage :-) So we have some spare.
It seems a high usage to me as well... what's the load? (from the uptime command) I'm puzzled as the disk and network are basically idle (very low usage) but the CPU is basically saturated...
Beside this THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT WORK!
it's most likely coming from postgres, db server tends to be the main resource hog.