So basically our configuration is as follows:
We upload various sized tar files into artifactory from our Ivy build
system. The smallest being about 200K and the largest up until now was 1GB.
Now we have a new product in our pipeline and the tar file is 13GB. I have
followed all of the recommended steps (at least I think I did).
1) Moved from derby to mysql filesystem for the repo.
artifactory.jcr.configDir=repo/filesystem-mysql
2) nuked my data directory
3) modified /etc/mysql/my.cfg and changed to various sizes but it now stands
at
max_allowed_packet = 20480M
4) Restarted everything multiple times. I can upload files around 1GB but
no go on the large one.
As you can see the java ant task is taking up some serious resources when
looking in top:
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
6273 peter_kl 18 -2 8501m 7.4g 9404 S 322 23.4 99:40.37 java
Output from Ant/Ivy publish command:
[ivy:publish] options = status=release pubdate=Fri Mar 25 15:23:36 EDT
2011 validate=true resolveDynamicRevisions=true merge=true resolveId=null
pubBranch=null
[ivy:publish] pre 1.3 ivy file: using exactOrRegexp as default matcher
[ivy:publish] delivering ivy file to
/ivyart/root/projects/rootfs/.artifact/ivy
[ivy:publish] deliver done (1730ms)
[ivy:publish] :: publishing :: com.an.tos#rootfs
[ivy:publish] validate = true
[ivy:publish] pre 1.3 ivy file: using exactOrRegexp as default matcher
When I get to the last line of the publish, if I do a dstat on the system to
see if its writing lots of data the disk is practially idle the whole time.
I ran this for 40 minutes before quitting and never saw anything that lead
me to believe it was actually copying the large tar file anywhere. Now I
know this works just fine because I can see my other tar files in
artifactory.
TIA. -Peter
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