The Cluster Health Advisor (CHA) detected an unexpected increase in CPU utilization by databases or applications on this node. Identify CPU intensive processes and databases by reviewing Cluster Health Monitoring (CHM) data. Relocate databases to less busy machines, or limit the number of connections to databases on this node. Add nodes if more resources are required

A client keeps receiving the following alerts from OEM:

Host=racnode1.ractest
Target type=Cluster 
Target name=RACTEST-CLUSTER
Incident creation time=15/12/2021 2:11:20 PM AEDT 
Last updated time=15/12/2021 2:11:20 PM AEDT 
Message=Host CPU Utilization on Host racnode1 Database/Cluster RACTEST-CLUSTER Instance . The Cluster Health Advisor (CHA) detected an unexpected increase in CPU utilization by databases or applications on this node. Identify CPU intensive processes and databases by reviewing Cluster Health Monitoring (CHM) data. Relocate databases to less busy machines, or limit the number of connections to databases on this node. Add nodes if more resources are required. 
Severity=Warning 
Incident ID=501920 
Event count=1 
Incident Status=New 
Escalated=No 
Priority=High 
Incident owner=SYSMAN
Incident Acknowledged By Owner=No 
Categories= 
Rule Name=RuleSet - SYSMAN,Email SYSMAN About the Incidents 
Rule Owner=SYSMAN
...
..
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Now let’s look into further where the alerts come from, the logs, GI processes and related metrics configurations on OEM.

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