Re: Squid is OK, but which UNIX for high loads?

From: Alfonso Correas Serrat <acserra@dont-contact.us>
Date: Sat, 24 May 1997 09:48:01 +0200

Stewart Forster wrote:
>
> 1) UDP_HIT_OBJ causes a disk access every time, and causes squid to wait until
> the object is gotten off disk. We experienced a substantial speed gain by
> modifiying the code to only return UDP_HIT_OBJ's on object in memory.

If every UDP_HIT_OBJ causes a disk access every time, then a caching
SCSI adapter like DPT PM2144W + RC4040 module and some memory for disk
cache could help to solve the problems. I've experienced with this
controller in several O/S and the performance boost in disk intensive
tasks is noticeable. But caution, the problems could come from other
places, like using a file system with 1024 bytes for inode (a REAL
memory hog)

Un saludo.
        Alfonso Correas
Received on Sat May 24 1997 - 00:57:38 MDT

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