Hie,
We know the disk IO performance can be very bad on VMware. It will set
MySQL slower.
Consider using sysbench to mesure the performance :
https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/sysbench
For MySQL : you will be given advices by http://mysqltuner.com/.
Personnaly, we use LXC as virtualizer, it
Steven Nickerson schreef op wo 16-07-2014 om 13:32 [-0400]:
> - Could it be the 32-bit OS? The version of VMware I installed
> wouldn't allow me to create a 64-bit Debian VM.
It could be, but it's probably not with that number of items. 64-bit is
recommended however, and can be done wi
We're seeing a similar problem with our Koha install; we're blaming the
32-bit OS. I'd recommend upgrading VMWare and (re)installing Deb 64bit
on your system, and also possibly moving up to Koha 3.16, if you have to
option to do those things.
Would the vSphere Hypervisor work for you? We've been p
That number does seem usual. We've got a Koha instance that's larger in
terms of items (small in terms of patrons) which gets a much lower usage.
It's possible that a lot of searches or use could drive it up but that
tends to be spikes rather than a long flat usage.
VMware is a possible cause. The
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