The server is a dell poweredge 2550 with scsi disks. 
My cache dir is in a diferent disk --> cache_dir ufs /cache/squid 17000
16 256

What kind of configurations I have to do for my squid not become an I/O
bound?

Sar:

11:10:05 AM       CPU     %user     %nice   %system     %idle
11:20:05 AM       all     13.03      0.00     31.31     55.67
11:30:01 AM       all     15.22      0.00     36.21     48.57
11:40:01 AM       all     11.70      0.00     26.59     61.70
11:50:00 AM       all     10.83      0.00     24.42     64.75
12:00:01 PM       all      8.42      0.00     16.96     74.62
12:10:01 PM       all      9.60      0.00     20.46     69.94
12:20:01 PM       all     11.40      0.00     26.49     62.11
12:30:02 PM       all     10.43      0.00     21.51     68.05
12:40:01 PM       all     11.30      0.00     21.15     67.55
12:50:01 PM       all     12.81      0.00     25.41     61.78
01:00:04 PM       all     16.20      0.00     30.75     53.05
01:10:01 PM       all     16.89      0.00     30.24     52.87
01:20:01 PM       all     14.91      0.00     27.82     57.27
01:30:01 PM       all     15.86      0.00     29.62     54.52
01:40:01 PM       all     18.89      0.00     35.97     45.14
01:50:02 PM       all     18.27      0.00     32.37     49.36
02:00:02 PM       all     16.18      0.00     28.86     54.96
02:10:05 PM       all     15.58      0.00     28.94     55.48
02:20:01 PM       all     16.13      0.00     29.64     54.23
02:30:02 PM       all     15.98      0.00     28.63     55.39
02:40:01 PM       all     17.86      0.00     31.87     50.27
02:50:03 PM       all     18.56      0.00     31.94     49.50
03:00:01 PM       all     24.44      0.00     24.10     51.46
03:10:01 PM       all     10.63      0.00     23.43     65.93
03:20:01 PM       all     11.23      0.00     26.40     62.37
03:30:01 PM       all     12.67      0.00     29.40     57.92
03:40:01 PM       all     13.76      0.00     30.92     55.32
03:50:01 PM       all     14.23      0.00     30.32     55.44
04:00:00 PM       all     15.85      0.00     34.99     49.17
04:10:01 PM       all     14.26      0.00     30.64     55.10
04:20:01 PM       all     13.98      0.00     30.44     55.58
Average:          all      6.02      0.01     12.48     81.49

Iostat:
07/07/2003

avg-cpu:  %user   %nice    %sys   %idle
           5.66    0.02   11.90   82.42

Device:        tps   Blk_read/s   Blk_wrtn/s   Blk_read   Blk_wrtn
dev3-0       18.06       131.26       162.86  148271344  183967640



Thanks,
A.O



-----Original Message-----
From: Henrik Nordstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: segunda-feira, 7 de Julho de 2003 17:06
To: Ada�l Oliveira
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [squid-users] Improve performance in squid


m�n 2003-07-07 klockan 16.19 skrev Ada�l Oliveira:
> Hi,
> I have a Dell Server with 4 GB ram + intel III 1
> GHz dual processor machine.I have a cache dir of 17 Gb for squid. Any
> suggestions how to 
> improve performance in squid?

Without knowing what is your bottleneck we can only guess. Using some
standard systems monitoring tools to get a feeling of what may be your
bottleneck is recommended (sar/vmstat/iostat etc).

But as you did not mention what disks you are using or what kind of
cache_dir you have I would suspect your Squid becomes I/O bound. A
standard install of Squid on a system not designed for running Squid is
good for about 30 requests/s before it becomes I/O bound.. (huge amounts
of memory and fast drives help a bit, but is not a cure).


Regards
Henrik



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