On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:38 -0400, "Michael Bacon" wrote:
> When we spec'ed out our servers, we didn't put much I/O capacity into the
> front-end servers -- just a pair of mirrored 10k disks doing the OS, the
> logging, the mailboxes.db, and all the webmail action going on in another
> solaris
On 19 Oct 2009, at 17:37, Michael Bacon wrote:
> --On October 19, 2009 2:13:03 PM -0700 Andrew Morgan
> wrote:
>> What is causing a (re)sync of the frontends? Normally this should
>> only
>> happen when you start Cyrus on a frontend, right?
>
> I am not entirely sure. I think what may be happe
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Michael Bacon wrote:
> --On October 19, 2009 2:13:03 PM -0700 Andrew Morgan wrote:
>
>> What is causing a (re)sync of the frontends? Normally this should only
>> happen when you start Cyrus on a frontend, right?
>
> I am not entirely sure. I think what may be happening is t
On Monday 19 October 2009 @ 16:38, Michael Bacon wrote:
>
> I say mostly because while most of the times the thing handles our
> 80,000 users and 14,000+ simultaneous connections like a champ,
> some of the time, we get some extreme pain, mostly due to syncs
> between the MUPDATE master and the fr
--On October 19, 2009 2:13:03 PM -0700 Andrew Morgan
wrote:
> What is causing a (re)sync of the frontends? Normally this should only
> happen when you start Cyrus on a frontend, right?
I am not entirely sure. I think what may be happening is that the slave
mupdate requests get some kind of t
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Michael Bacon wrote:
> Hello, list,
>
> Today we're enjoying our first full work day of independence from the old
> monolithic cyrus server installed in 1999 (Sun 6800 -- it's had new CPU
> boards since then, but that's it), and on our new shiny cluster of T5220's
> that are m
On 19/10/09 16:38 -0400, Michael Bacon wrote:
>I say mostly because while most of the times the thing handles our 80,000
>users and 14,000+ simultaneous connections like a champ, some of the time,
>we get some extreme pain, mostly due to syncs between the MUPDATE master
>and the front-end server
Hello, list,
Today we're enjoying our first full work day of independence from the old
monolithic cyrus server installed in 1999 (Sun 6800 -- it's had new CPU
boards since then, but that's it), and on our new shiny cluster of T5220's
that are mostly happily operating as a murder.
I say mostly
