Clouds process consuming 100% of cpu

Whenever MBP is not able to connect to internet, the cloudd process consumes 100% cpu.
This is draining the battery in a very short time.
Internet connectivity, either lack there of or because of corp. firewall rules send this process into 100% consumption.
Only work around is to disable all items in iCloud control panel, which is painful for access and re-sync.
Robert

Does the it eventually recover on it's own? It's possible that the JVM is doing full garbage collection. How big is your max heap size? I suggest to add some garbage collection debugging in the JVM_OPTS to see if it is Java's garbage collection or not. Might as well check the heap too, to see if it's running our of memory.
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