Hi,
On an idle server, when I do a recursive '/usr/bin/ls' on a folder, I see a lot
of disk activity. This makes sense because the results (metadata/data) may not
have been cached.
When I do a second ls on the same folder right after the first one finished,
I do see disk activity again.
Can
Hello John,
On Oct 30, 2009, at 9:03 PM, John wrote:
Hi,
On an idle server, when I do a recursive '/usr/bin/ls' on a folder,
I see a lot of disk activity. This makes sense because the results
(metadata/data) may not have been cached.
When I do a second ls on the same folder right after
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do a recursive '/usr/bin/ls' on a folder, I see a lot
of disk activity. This makes sense because the
On Oct 30, 2009, at 10:20 PM, John wrote:
thanks Henrik. This makes perfect sense. More questions.
arc_meta_limit is set to a quarter of the ARC size.
what is arc_meta_max ?
On some systems, I have arc_meta_max arc_meta_limit.
Example:
arc_meta_used = 29427 MB
arc_meta_limit
