Re: What is the changelog:ent and changelog:dn (dbmon.sh output) refers in 389 (ldap)

[Mark Reynolds <mareynol@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On 06/23/2017 12:21 PM, Matveev Alexey wrote:

Hello!

I have FreeIPA 4.5.2 and tune it performance for adding more than 100k users.

I have a question about script dbmon.sh (or for 389 DS db  in general)

The output of the dbmon.sh says:
....
dbcachefree 2374205440 free% 88.446 roevicts 0 hit% 99 pagein 36901 pageout 62843
....
dbname              count          free            free%    size

changelog:ent      505            7367            0.4  4138.2

changelog:dn     141699          55             0.0    74.0

userroot:ent     147205     1220895664    56.9  6294.5

userroot:dn      133806     500270863      97.7    87.7

    ipaca:ent         98            9719014          92.7  7823.9

    ipaca:dn          98           10476664        99.9    92.8

I'm new to 389 and need some explanation. I know that the dbcachefree is nsslapd-dbcachesize, userroot:ent is nsslapd-cachememsize, userroot:dn is nsslapd-dncachememsize.
What is changelog:ent and changelog:dn

"changelog" is your retro change log backend.  ":ent" refers to the entry cache, and ":dn" refers to the dn cache.

Thanks in advance!

 

Alex

 

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