High utilization of resources after fresh image of MBP's

[esheldon76]

We just rolled out JSS. Hopefully I can give you enough info, but I'm a Windows guy, so I'm still learning OS X. I made an image for our MBP's (brand new 13" MBPr), complete with java, flash, and Office 2016. Nothing fancy at all. I can't find out when/where, but after a little while, now all the MBP's are constantly running their fans very loud because of high resource utilization, and I don't know to how to properly see how/why it's happening. High resource processes include "launchd", "fseventsd", "UserEventAgent", "opendirectoryd", "notifyd", and "syslogd". Any help?

[esheldon76]

Another note, all users are local admins on their machines. We thought maybe something was hung up on the back end that wasn't letting a checkup/install to happen, but by giving them admin rights, nothing changed. Still high utilization behind the scenes.

[esheldon76]

Just a bump for this post.

[Poseiden]

How did you make your image @esheldon76 ?

[PeterClarke]

Spotlight Indexing Perhaps ?

[esheldon76]

PeterClarke, I don't know how to check for this? Is there a way?

Poseiden, not sure how to answer this (sorry). I used Casper Imaging, and run the following:
1. Erase Drive
2. Install the 10.10.5 Image.dmg file
3. Set the Mac's name
4. Update inventory

Then I install other pieces of software one by one via Remote:
1. Adobe Flash
2. Adobe Reader
3. Flash
4. Office 2016 (Office365 Pro Plus Subscription)

That's all. Nothing serious.

[bentoms]

@PeterClarke How was the "10.10.5 Image.dmg" created?