Re: kernel checksumming performance vs actual raid device performance

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On 26/08/16 00:39, Adam Goryachev wrote:
> You should find out if you are swapping with vmstat:
> vmstat 5
> Watch the Swap (SI and SO) columns, if they are non-zero, then you are
> indeed swapping.
> 
> You might find that if there is insufficient memory, then the kernel
> will automatically reduce/limit the value for the stripe_cache_size (I'm
> only guessing, but my memory tells me that the kernel locks this memory
> and it can't be swapped/etc).

Are you using a gui :-) ?

Download and build the latest version of xosview (assuming it builds,
when I last tried, "bleeding edge" was bleeding ... :-(

git://github.com/mromberg/xosview

That'll give you a nice little overview of both raid and swap. The
current version of xosview is fine for swap, but the raid monitor is broken.

Cheers,
Wol
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