Sure, here are some tools that can help with troubleshooting and resolving high load issues on a Linux server:

Systemd-analyze: This tool can be used to analyze system performance and identify potential bottlenecks.
iotop: This tool can be used to monitor disk I/O and identify processes that are consuming high disk resources.
mpstat: This tool can be used to monitor CPU usage and identify processes that are consuming high CPU resources.
vmstat: This tool can be used to monitor memory usage and identify processes that are consuming high memory resources.
nethogs: This tool can be used to monitor network traffic and identify processes that are consuming high network resources.
These tools can be used to gather information about the system and identify potential causes of high load issues. Once you have identified the cause of the issue, you can take steps to resolve it.

There are also a number of automatic troubleshooters that can be used to diagnose and resolve high load issues on Linux servers. Some of these troubleshooters are commercial products, while others are open source.

If you are not familiar with Linux or troubleshooting, it is a good idea to consult with a system administrator or other IT professional. They can help you to identify and resolve the issue.
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