I've spent countless hours reading and analyzing files like this and
troubleshooting performance problems for the last couple years with more than
70% increase in performance. In my case the AVG Idle time was less than a
second and in some cases very close to zero. We ended up doubling the number
of threads, twice and saw a dramatic improvement. While this may be
subjective, I would increase your threads, but without knowing how many you
already have It's hard to say by how much. Though I'll stick my neck out and
say, increase by about a third and evaluate your hardware performance during
system load to determine whether it will remain that much, AND look at new logs
again, then adjust from there. By looking at your numbers too, I might
suggest increasing Fast threads more than List.
This is however a subjective and difficult to say how much better your system
will be without just doing it and by trial and error. If you would like more
info, or if I can further answer questions, contact me.
Thanks,
Rem
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 11:16:59 -0800From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: ARLogAnalyzer
outputTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello, I haven't had much occasion to use the log
analyzer very much, and I want to make sure I'm interpreting the results
correctly as part of thread tuning. In determining if I need to increase my
threads, which column is more important, the "AVG Idle Time" or the "MIN Idle
Time"? I can see it either way and was hoping someone would share their
experience. Thanks, Thad API STATISTICS BY THREAD IDQueue Thread
Count Gaps MIN Idle Time MAX Idle Time AVG Idle Time Total Idle
Time---------- ---------- ------- ------- -------------- --------------
-------------- ---------------Admin 001772 83 83
0.0150 46:01.6220 55.6344 1:16:57.6600Fast 000744
4,015 4,014 0.0150 17.8430 1.1034 1:13:49.3890Fast
001432 3,977 3,976 0.0160 19.1870 1.1128
1:13:44.7590Fast 001784 3,988 3,987 0.0160 12.8110
1.1131 1:13:57.9920Fast 001956 3,868 3,867
0.0000 13.4830 1.1428 1:13:39.5520Fast 002264
3,970 3,969 0.0160 12.8280 1.1217 1:14:12.0360Fast
003660 3,983 3,982 0.0150 19.5150 1.1154
1:14:01.7290Fast 003832 3,950 3,949 0.0160 12.8120
1.1145 1:13:21.3690List 001284 1,478 1,477
0.0310 19.9840 2.6610 1:05:30.3070List 001508
1,684 1,683 0.0000 14.8270 2.4314 1:08:12.1150List
001580 1,384 1,383 0.0620 14.4050 2.6266
1:00:32.6020List 001616 1,523 1,522 0.0000 16.1870
2.4974 1:03:21.1640List 001732 1,519 1,518
0.0000 13.9830 2.5307 1:04:01.7340List 001752
1,454 1,453 0.0000 13.0150 2.5978 1:02:54.6550List
001924 1,499 1,498 0.0000 14.2340 2.5749
1:04:17.3310List 001952 1,565 1,564 0.0000 14.4370
2.4932 1:04:59.4360
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