Observation:
Setting vm/dirty_background_bytes to 1MB increased my reshape speed by
50% and reduced the resize2fs write interval from once per 5-6 seconds
to once per 3-4 seconds. Changing vm/dirty_bytes didn't have any
noticeable affect until it got below 50MB at which point performance
dropped dramatically.
Prior to dialing the knobs, dirty_ratio was 20% and
dirty_background_ratio was 10%. The system has 8GB installed.
On 3/11/2012 6:29 PM, Asdo wrote:
> On 01/08/12 23:03, Larkin Lowrey wrote:
>> ...
>> Interestingly, to me, when in this state, 'iostat -dx 1' shows the root
>> ...
>
> Do you have any "avgqu-sz" stuck at nonzero value in iostat -dx 1?
Yes, avgqu-sz is 1.00.
>
>
> BTW this bug could be related to the recent post by Milan Broz,
> subject: "md raid5 fsync deadlock" .
> Because also in your case fsyncs are not likely to complete... correct?
I do get writes, now about one 4k block every 3-4 seconds. It is quite
possible that our two issues are related.
--Larkin
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