RRD4J isn't a DB, per se, so it doesn't really have a "record" size. In fact,
I don't even know if, when data is written to the binary, whether it is
contiguous or not so the amount written may not directly correlate to a proper
record-size.
I did run your command and found the size patterns you were talking about:
462 java 409
3320 java 409
6819 java 409
5 java 1227
1 java 1692
16 java 3243
"409" is the number of clients I tested, so I assume it means the largest write
it makes is "6819". Is that bits or bytes?
Does that mean I should try setting my recordsize equal to the lowest multiple
of 512 GREATER than 6819? (14 x 512 = 7168)
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