On Fri, 13 Feb 2009, Tony Marshall wrote:
How would i obtain the current setting for the vdev_cache from a
production system? We are looking at trying to tune ZFS for better
performance with respect to oracle databases, however before we start
changing settings via the /etc/system file we wou
Hi All,
How would i obtain the current setting for the vdev_cache from a
production system? We are looking at trying to tune ZFS for better
performance with respect to oracle databases, however before we start
changing settings via the /etc/system file we would like to confirm the
setting from th
On Jan 22, 2008, at 5:39 PM, manoj nayak wrote:
>>
>> Manoj Nayak writes:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> If any dtrace script is available to figure out the vdev_cache (or
>>> software track buffer) reads in kiloBytes ?
>>>
>>> The document says the default size of the read is 128k , However
>>> vdev_cach
>
> Manoj Nayak writes:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > If any dtrace script is available to figure out the vdev_cache (or
> > software track buffer) reads in kiloBytes ?
> >
> > The document says the default size of the read is 128k , However
> > vdev_cache source code implementation says the default size i
Manoj Nayak writes:
> Hi All,
>
> If any dtrace script is available to figure out the vdev_cache (or
> software track buffer) reads in kiloBytes ?
>
> The document says the default size of the read is 128k , However
> vdev_cache source code implementation says the default size is 64k
Hi All,
If any dtrace script is available to figure out the vdev_cache (or
software track buffer) reads in kiloBytes ?
The document says the default size of the read is 128k , However
vdev_cache source code implementation says the default size is 64k
Thanks
Manoj Nayak
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