Instead of restarting the database try swapoff -a && swapon -a and see if that helps performance. If it is that little swap in use, it might be something else clogging up the works.Yes, a few hundred MB of swap, and its definitely making a huge difference. Upon restarting postgres, its all freed up, and then perf is good again. Also, this box only has 1GB of swap total, so its never going to get up a few dozen GB.Anyway, here's some of top output for systemA right now: Sim |
- [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure why Lonni J Friedman
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure why Alan Hodgson
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure why Lonni J Friedman
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure why Scott Marlowe
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure w... Lonni J Friedman
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not s... Scott Marlowe
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, n... Lonni J Friedman
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swappin... Greg Smith
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swappin... Vick Khera
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swappin... Sim Zacks
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swappin... Scott Marlowe
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure why Merlin Moncure
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure why Alan Hodgson
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not sure w... Scott Marlowe
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not s... Florian Weimer
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, n... Scott Marlowe
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swappin... Allan Kamau
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, not s... Sim Zacks
- Re: [GENERAL] heavy swapping, n... Scott Marlowe