Hello I'm using squid in a 200 user environment, processing approximately 50GB of traffic per day. Setup: ESXi host, VM with 2 vCPUs assigned, 2gb ram, 40GB hdd space (stored on a SANS, speed shouldn’t be an issue) I was wondering what the general opinion was for cache-related settings were in this sort of environment. Config relevant to caching: Cache_mem 300 MB Cache_dir ufs /usr/local/squid/cache 51200 64 255 A couple of thoughts I had: I already know that 51200 is over the total size of the hd assigned ,I need to either lower that value (would performance be hindered by lowering it?) or get a second drive attached and use that. So here come a few questions: For the traffic and setup I have, is lowering this, to say, 25000 64 255 safe to do? Would there be any benefit to having it on a separate drive? Does bigger cache equal better performance in the long run? Thanks in advance Summer 2010 Architext Now Available - http://www.stridetreglown.co.uk/architextsum2010.php - 15th in this year's AJ Top 100...more info - http://www.stridetreglown.co.uk/aj1002010.php -- Stride Treglown may monitor email traffic data and also the content of email for the purposes of security Registered Office: Promenade House, The Promenade, Clifton Down, Bristol, BS8 3NE Registered in Cardiff. Registered Number: 1748850 ###stl-sig-position-marker###
