Workflows are increasing open files in linux

Hi All,
We are facing one major issue when migrating images to DAM. Files are opening exponentially after migrating some 20 to 30k images and server is shutting down.
When we re-start the instance and start migration open files are initially around 2000 suddenly it spikes to 69k with in 5 min and again it is going down. So we cannot even execute the migration after restart also. This env is not in cluster.
When we disable wf and run our piece of code which will create assets and subassets file opening are not going beyond 2100 to 2500 based on this we are assuimg these wf are causing this issue. How can we mitigate this issue. what are the options available to troubleshoot this kind of issue.
we are running only 2 workflows
Dam update asset with first 4 steps (for renditions creation)
Metadata writeback on node modification

Yes Jorg we are running our custom code for migrating assets. Its a service we are calling it in CQ scheduler. We controlled this scheduler such a way that if any workflow instance are in running state it wont start new job. At present by doing this it should not trigeer more than 1000 DAM update asset and 1000 Metadata write back workflows.
we are using Adobe CQ, Version 5.5.0.20120220 Service Pack 2

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> When I double-click a file on my server, or right-click
and select Open,
> DW
> only gives me the LIST command and then says File
activity complete.
>
> This is the same site that I've been using for the last
few weeks, and it
> was
> working perfectly up until two days ago. Now I can't get
any file on the
> server, and there are no errors at all.
>
> Here's the ftp log, just after the attempt to get:
>
> > CWD /usr/www/users/grndlvl/xpinet
> < 250 "/usr/www/users/grndlvl/xpinet" is new cwd.
> > PASV
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