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Pandu E Poluan wrote:
I see.

About "different disks", must this be different physical disks or different partition is sufficient?

Rgds,

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To give a real world example, I have a server with four cache disks (500GB SATA), running Squid2.7STABLE6, with two separate disks (250GB SATA) in a RAID1 for the OS and logs. Load was pretty high with 4 140GB aufs cache directories (on ext3 mounted noatime, nodiratime) and 200 requests per second (peak). IO wait hovered around 50-60%, with a 5 minute load average around 5. I added a 5GB COSS partition to each drive*, (so each drive now has a 5GB raw COSS partition, and a 140GB aufs partition on ext3, mounted noatime, nodiratime) and saw a dramatic reduction in both IO wait and load (IO wait hovers around 5%, and load is rarely above .2). Using a COSS file on the same partition as the aufs directory was not beneficial, nor was using a COSS file on a separate ext3 partition on the same disk.

For what it's worth, none of this has had much effect on my reported median service time.

Chris

*cache_dir coss /dev/sdc1 5120 max-size=51200 max-stripe-waste=32768 block-size=4096

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