On Wed, 9 May 2012 18:10:41 +0530, Sparsh Gupta wrote:
VARNISH_STORAGE_SIZE=32G
VARNISH_STORAGE_MALLOC="malloc"
if you have 16 Gb of phisical ram you should not malloc 32 Gb, but
something less than 16 Gb (usually 20% less than the phisical)
Each box is configured with 24GB of swap. they have 16GB physical
making them 40GB of available memory. I am using only 80% of it in
Varnish as adviced.
It would be more effective for you to use file-storage instead of
malloc + swap. It does not matter wether you are using SSD or normal
harddrives.
I am unable to figure out a lot of sense out of these numbers and
will
appreciate any help in fine tuning my varnish instance. I can try
with
30G or 28G but what is an idea number if we can conclude something
based on this info I found in my syslog
if you want to use more than space you may use file instead of ma
If you have 32G SSD you should cap the memory at around that, but use
file storage.
Also you had this in your DAEMON_OPTS:
-p thread_pools=32 \
-p thread_pool_min=25 \
-p thread_pool_max=4000 \
This is waaaay to high. 2 or 4 threadpools is sufficient, and
threadpool_max is also very high. It makes for a total of 128000 total
maximum threads, which I very much doubt that you need.
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