On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 13:47:22 -0500
Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> "Joshua D. Drake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I know Luke has mentioned some issues in the past as well around CPU
> > boundness with an upper limit of 300M/s (IIRC) but even that doesn't
> > equate to what is going on here as we are not getting anywhere near
> > that.
> 
> Some vmstat and oprofile investigation seems called for.  Right now
> we're just guessing about what the bottleneck is.

vmstat -adSK 5
procs -----------memory---------- ---swap-- -----io---- --system-- ----cpu----
 r  b   swpd   free  inact active   si   so    bi    bo   in    cs us sy id wa
 0  2    800 15853104 7150484 8581708    0    0  1571   387    0     0 10  7 71 
12
 2  0    800 15668016 7335564 8581456    0    0 12982 24382 2699  1421 11  2 82 
 5
 1  0    800 15488688 7513572 8583016    0    0 13006 24351 2601  1322 10  2 82 
 6
 1  0    800 15296024 7704488 8584160    0    0 13494 23324 2430  1135 11  2 84 
 3
 1  0    800 15017240 7984204 8582308    0    0 17219 29910 2632  1427 10  3 86 
 1
 1  2    800 14754224 8239160 8583344    0    0 13710 41932 2666  1371  8  2 80 
 9
 1  3    800 14590216 8390680 8594228    0    0  8112 33920 2361  1351  5  2 72 
20
 1  0    800 14435000 8562800 8585540    0    0  9138 23773 3114  1461  6  2 75 
17
 2  0    800 14147160 8848424 8587072    0    0 14967 35206 3156  2675 10  4 76 
10
 1  0    800 13850560 9141480 8588632    0    0 15454 42181 3047  2633 10  4 72 
14
 1  1    800 13765824 9212296 8603744    0    0  4805 33795 2903  6312  4  9 68 
20
 1  0    800 13552088 9436156 8594284    0    0 11916 20255 2505  1695  7  3 79 
11
 1  0    800 13375152 9612124 8595336    0    0 11829 26774 2644  1359 11  2 83 
 4
 1  0    800 13301232 9684104 8596356    0    0  4747 21765 2173   829 12  1 82 
 5
 1  0    800 13294680 9693060 8597360    0    0   386  1786 1732   587 12  0 87 
 0
 1  0    800 13284448 9702212 8598452    0    0   410  1871 1939   878 13  0 86 
 1
 1  0    800 13273056 9711180 8599452    0    0   386  1870 1996   907 12  0 87 
 0
 1  0    800 13235488 9748400 8600492    0    0  1824  1862 2128  1107 12  1 86 
 1
 1  0    800 13019720 9962004 8602264    0    0 17773 19770 2632  1596 11  2 81 
 6
 1  0    800 12832288 10143020 8603912    0    0 18359 19553 2627  1586 11  2 
78  8
 1  0    800 12665952 10313812 8605088    0    0 17102 17550 2587  1582 11  2 
83  5
 1  0    800 12491488 10486568 8606292    0    0 16795 17964 2514  1488 11  2 
85  2
 1  0    800 12317592 10659160 8607484    0    0 17103 18222 2543  1531 11  2 
82  5
 2  0    800 12137840 10836760 8608636    0    0 17562 17909 2526  1496 11  2 
82  6

This is 8.2.6, 64bit.

Sincerely,

Joshua D. Drake


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