Tony Dodd wrote: > Matias Lopez Bergero wrote: >> Hello, >> > <snip> >> >> I'm being reading the wiki and the mailing list to know, which is the >> best filesystem to use, for now I have chose ext3 based on comments on >> the list, also, I have passed the nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime flags to >> fstab in order to get a security and faster performance. >> > <snip> > > Hi Matias, > > I'd personally recommend against ext3, and point you towards reiserfs. > ext3 is horribly slow for many small files being read/written at the > same time. I'd also recommend maximizing your disk throughput, by > splitting the raid, and having a cache-dir on each disk; though of > course, you'll loose redundancy in the event of a disk failure. > > I wrote a howto that revolves around maximizing squid performance, > take a look at it, you may find it helpful: > http://blog.last.fm/2007/08/30/squid-optimization-guide > Thank you I'll try that! Regards, Matías.
