[rrd-developers] Re: Improving RRD tool scalability
Stanislav Sinyagin
ssinyagin at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 3 20:28:36 MET 2003
Shalom Sasha!
--- Sasha Mikheev <sasha at avalon-net.co.il> wrote:
> Our
> modification reduced number of seeks by several times but it did not
> overcome
> fundamental problem.
Did you hear about the small program called "fastfs"?
It switches some hidden attributes in Solaris filesystem,
so that when fastfs is ON, the file closing operation becomes asynchronous.
The current process goes on, and the physical file closing is
performed some time later.
This is "unofficial" hack to UFS, but: you can find fastfs on Solaris
installation disk! Solaris installer uses it, although they say that
it's unsafe and not supported.
I suppose this could significantly increase the performance in
your case, though with less safety. I know that it dramatically
increases mailserver performance in case of large number of mailboxes.
> Also I am very surprised that SNMP collection/CPU usage did not become a
> bottleneck
> before the disk. According to RTG article this was supposed to be a major
> problem.
> On the other hand our collector has about the same performance as RTG even
> though it is written in perl.
I'd be interested to take a look into your collector. Though, the one
I use in RRFW is fast enough too.
Cheers,
Stanislav
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