Francisco Lopez wrote: > There are 3000 requests, however only 10 different pages. So the total > size of objects in memory should be 500k. Anyway, this is not important.
Actually, this is important. See below. > I think that on high load AUFS should perform better and 150 > users sending requests is generating a lot of i/o on the server Not in this scenario. > unless the store manager is keeping some kind of memory pool Correct - by default, 8 MB. This means all of your content will be kept in Squid's memory cache, making disk I/O almost non-existant (except for logging). Adam
