Hey, sunhux G wrote: > This may be offtopic. > > Q1: > Any website / inputs will be appreciated. I've read somewhere that average > scan rate for Unix of above 5 over 1 minute is unhealthy but there's also > remarks suggesting above 200 for scan rate to be unhealthy. So for Oracle > database servers, what's the threshold value for "Page Out", "Page In", > "Scan > rate" & for the Win 2003 servers, what's the threshold value? > > Q2: > For Unix memory, does "Scan rate" matters more than "Pg Out / In"? I saw > one thread in a forum that suggested that "Scan rate" above 5 is unhealthy. > That thread also mentioned that for Unix, "Page Out" value above 5 is > unhealthy while "Page In" value is immaterial. Are these suggestions > correct? > Could you post that link? Do I understand correctly, you think of an suboptimal allocation/freeing algorithm? Well, I'm not sure, but the Linux Kernel Mailing list, could help further. There can also the maintainer of the algorithm be found. Regards, Patrick -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
