Hi everyone,
As the MD-Cache seems to have gotten a major overhaul in 3.4, are there
already some experiences as to how this effects a "small files" use
case, eg. serving PHP files?
To my understanding, PHP makes a lot of open() and fstat()/lstat() calls
that cause performance issues when using NFS:
http://php.webtutor.pl/en/2011/06/02/running-php-on-nfs-huge-performance-problems-and-one-simple-solution/
http://marc.info/?l=php-internals&m=136121922704167
Does using the native client with fopen-keep-cache improve the
performance compared to NFS?
Kind regards,
Andreas
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