Hi ,
> So are you saying that you are definitely using a local, non-encrypted, >> non-networked bog standard ext3 file system (it is a linux build of Qpid >> you're runningi isn't it?). The persistent results I posted earlier were on >> my laptop using its internal IDE drive and my non persistent results were >> largely comparable to yours - sounds like Gordon is seeing similar results >> on his laptop. > > > I am using 8 core processor to test the qpid and it is physical host only, i tried on virtual machine also there are it results same. > Without knowing more about your set-up I'm stumped. have you checked dmesg > etc. to rule out a flaky disk? Have you got access to another host to see > if you can reproduce the test there? Is it a physical host you are using or > a virtual machine? > > yes i can access the host with another host also . > What other activity is going on on the filesystem you're writing to - > presumably you've checked that there is no other I/O going on when you're > running your test? What is top saying as you're running the test with > strange results? > with the asynchronous it is two fast like 20000 TPS is coming. If it is > problem with file system are any other things there also same need to > happen but it is not like that.May be some thing else may be the problem.I > am using qpid-10 version what is your qpid version . Best Regards, surya
