Re: higher writeback_percent

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On 11/29/18 11:16 AM, fangchen sun wrote:
> hello guys,
> 
> I want to change writeback_percent in bcache, but it seems that the
> value is hardcoded in the bcache drive code. Why is writeback_percent
> capped at 40 ? Can I set it 60 or higher percent? What are risks of
> higher percent ?

I just posted a 5 patches series titled "writeback performance tuning
options", which may permit people to set writeback percent to 70 at most
for research purpose.

Generally I don't suggest to set a higher writeback percent, a lower
writeback percent number may start writeback thread earlier and have a
more smooth I/O latency number. Too much dirty data on cache device may
have negative impact for most of work load.

You may try the patch set with a higher writeback percent, but unless
you have a strong reason, I will always to use the default values firstly.

Thanks.

Coly Li




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