Hi,
I notice that squid's rock storage uses large (and fixed) amount of
shared memory even if it is not accessed. It's estimated as
110byte/slot, so for a 256GB rock storage with 16KB slot, the memory
requirement is about 1.7GB, which is quite large.
So my questions are:
1. Is there a way to reduce memory usage of rock storage?
2. On Linux squid puts its shared memory in /dev/shm, which can be
backed by swap partition/file. Is it a good idea to use swap
partition/file with rock storage to save some physical memory?
3. For rock storage, are /dev/shm/squid* frequently and randomly
written? If the Linux swap is on SSD, will this causes
performance/lifetime issues?
Regards,
Duan Yao
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