Yesteray I moved for several hours all my users to the 2 new servers.
Since I want to test SMP / Rock and eventually SMPCarp I went to have
a look at my logs.
My first goal is understand which max-size to set to rock cache_dir.
So I did this on one server:
grep SWAPOUT store.log.0 | sed -e 's/ */|/g' | cut -d"|" -f11| cut
-d"/" -f2 > sizes
wc -l sizes
491458
followed by:
cat sizes | sort -g | uniq -c > result
wc -l result
68900
you can download the file, if you want, from
www.bruxx.it/frank/result.
These are SWAPOUT entries and as far as I know they are stored on
disk... are they ?
You will notice that there are 18902 requests for 43 bytes SWAPOUT.
15414 are from http://p.twitter.com/t.gif?
Is it normal that these files are cached ?
1374048878.108 SWAPOUT 00 00008061 FE66CED6D9B9E3E31D39654ED9FE19FA
200 1374048878 1328738114 -1 image/gif 43/43 GET
http://p.twitter.com/t.gif?
I can't find a single HIT in access log, well.... ok, I have 1265
TCP_REFRESH_UNMODIFIED/304
On my prodution server (squid 2.7) I only have TCP_MISS in the logs !
So I arrive at the questions:
Is it normal that these queries, with the ?, are cached ?
Is there a list of domains/pages that it is better not to cache since
they are changing anyway ?
After removing the 3213 entries with 0 bytes, I have 302541 entries
with less than 9000 bytes... they cover 75% of the cached requests...
is 9000 a good tradeoff ?
My biggest SWAPOUT entry is for 4MB files.... I have this line:
maximum_object_size 5 GB
but perhaps GB is not recognized ?????
Thanks
Francesco
