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Alexandre Correa wrote:
Hello !!

"squidclient mgr:info" shows :

        Request Memory Hit Ratios:      5min: 4.5%, 60min: 6.2%
        Request Disk Hit Ratios:        5min: 44.9%, 60min: 48.8%

my maximum_object_size_in_memory are 64kb ...

Whereas average object size on the internet these days is approaching 256KB

Have a look at your cache avg size stats (squidclient mgr:info) and check "Mean Object Size". The memory objects should be at least that size for good performance.


this servers is dedicated to squid (quad opteron with 4gb ram,
cache_mem 128MB) ..

can i increat cache_mem to 256mb and maximum obj in memory to 128kb ?

You could increase cache_mem to 1GB and max mem objects to 512KB if you like.

The more RAM you can throw at the mem cache the more MEM_HITs you are going to get.


which are the best values  ?

Best depends on your server load and usage. Only a period of manual monitoring and tweaking will show that. But in general more RAM is better.

Remembering of course that squid still uses additional RAM for its indexes.

Amos
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There are serious security advisories out on all earlier releases.


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