Martin A. Brooks wrote: > Marc Perkel wrote: >> The server is a dual core AMD running at 3ghz and has 8 gigs of ram. >> Running 64bit Fedora 8. >> > > "fedora" and "server" are mutually exclusive terms. Works fine for me. > >> I'm running the old xosview program to watch various loads. > > You have X installed on a server? Yes - but I run in from remote on my home workstation. I install X because if I'm at the colo at 2:00am trying to fix something sometimes I need to search Google to find out how to fix somethiung. But I don't run X on the server normally. > >> Disk IO is not real heavy. It has a reasonably fast SATA II drive >> that's not very full. Writes about 3 gigs of log file entries a day. >> > > A server with _one_ disk? I have 2 drives in this server. > >> Or - what tools or tricks can I use to see where the bottleneck is > > The usual *stat tools will tell you for sure, but I'm betting that > you're IO bound. What stat tools specifically? Yes, I think I'm IO bound. I think it's the number of connections and the TCP stack that's slowing me down. >
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