Hi Rafael,
The result there means that the minimal should be 4.69Mb for
shared_buffers
As a rule of thumb the shared buffers should be between 10% - 15% of
available RAM that assuming such is a dedicated PG server.
I have worked on some servers where I set shared buffers lower than
10%, it's really a matter of trying out what value works best for you.
Marcelo
Linux/Solaris System Administrator
http://www.zeroaccess.org
On Oct 6, 2008, at 6:52 AM, Rafael Domiciano wrote:
HI people,
I'm tuning a server that is a long time abandoned, and this server
is a little slow.
Now, in my postgresql.conf I have:
shared_buffers = 100Mb
mas_fsm_relations = 15000
mas_fsm_pages = 1600000
max_connections = 300
And I changin' to:
shared_buffers = 1000Mb
(The server has 2 Gb of memory)
mas_fsm_relations = 15000
(The Vacuum noticed me 608 relations)
mas_fsm_pages = 1600000
(The Vacuum noticed me 500800 pages)
max_connections = 300
(I did a "ps axf | grep postgres | wc -l" and the bash brings to
me the number of 120 and all the people is not online at now)
My qustion is about shared_buffers, in postgresql.conf I have: min
128kB or max_connections*16kB # (change requires restart)
So I did:
300 * (16Kb / 1024) = 4,69?
What this result means?
Thnks all,
Rafael Domiciano
