Raid10 should be better on your writes. Random reads and writes are the
most important for a db. For random io the more spindles(disks) you have
the better. I would use sas over sata if possible. How big is your
database? If it is small you may be able to put it on a few solid state
drives there re
Try upgrading to the latest kernel.
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Subject: [CentOS] syslog: CPU stuck for 10s!
Hi All,
I have a Centos 5 box serving
I am looking for a list of services that you disable by default on your
server.
Here is what I am disabling so far.
avahi-daemon
bluetooth
cups
firstboot
haldaemon
hidd
hplip
ip6tables
isdn
messagebus
pcscd
rpcgssd
rpcidmapd
sendmail
xfs
xinetd
yum-updatesd
Thanks for any input
My question was targeted at minimal install that I could start with bare
bones. Just what you need to run the os. I would use it to build the
rest of my kickstarts with adding the needed services for webservers,
databases, etc. I see the usefulness it for example You can pretty much
say that everyo
Think here is a faq somewhere on the heartbeat website that recommended
using multicast and 2 different ports. Perhaps you could just use 2
diffent udp ports though. Have a look at the halinux faq.
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