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Gavin McCullagh wrote:
Hi,

On Mon, 06 Apr 2009, Amos Jeffries wrote:

Thank you. Added.
What sort of CPU load does it run under?

Very high, but the web still feels reasonably responsive in general.  The
load average peaked yesterday at 9 but this is since I reduced the cache
size.  It hit 30 last week which is when I decided the cache (or perhaps
the hit rate) was too high for the disk.

Ah, sorry I meant CPU load as reported by Squid in %:

"It can be extracted from the "general runtime information" or "info" cachemgr page. It's the value marked "CPU Usage" "



http://deathcab.gcd.ie/munin/gcd.ie/watcher.gcd.ie.html
http://deathcab.gcd.ie/munin/gcd.ie/watcher.gcd.ie-squid_response_time.html
http://deathcab.gcd.ie/munin/gcd.ie/watcher.gcd.ie-load.html

And being linux is it running AUFS cache_dir?

It is indeed. On reiserfs with noatime,nodiratime,notail and heap LFUDA.
1.7GB RAM cache.

Gavin


Okay, we've reached the edge of my storage-specific performance knowledge. I hope someone knows a bit more and can educate us both on a good fix :)

Amos
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  Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE6 or 3.0.STABLE13
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