Fred Wittekind wrote:
I do have noatime, need to add nodiratime.
noatime is a superset of nodiratime.
There are PHP session files
on the gfs2 volume. There used to be Zend Cache file on it, but I moved
those to tmpfs. There is one other set of cache files that where put in
a bad directory, so they are hard to move to tmpfs without changing the
client's website code (although I may do this anyways).
Indeed you may, that sounds like a good place to start looking for your
performance problems.
I had considered moving the PHP session files to a memcache server, but
then I observed very long load times on static website content
(images). Since images don't involve the session files, I had decided
that it looked like there was more of a problem than the session files.
Although, could lock issues with the session files effect load times of
files in a completely different area of the directory tree?
Session files will be accessed for ever page hit, will they not?
Gordan
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