On 7/12/2004 12:38 PM, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Rond, Chris,
>
>> > What would be most interesting to see is whether this makes it wise to
>> > increase shared buffer size. It may be more effective to bump down
>> > the cache a little, and bump up sort memory; hard to tell.
>>
>> How do we go about scheduling tests with the OSDL folks? If they could
>> do 10 runs with buffers between 1k and 500k it would help us get a broad
>> view of the situation.
>
> Yes. We'll need to. However, I'd like to wait until we're officially in
> Beta. I'll be seeing the OSDL folks in person (PostgreSQL+OSDL BOF at Linux
> World Expo!!) in a couple of weeks.
>
Don't forget to add that ARC needs some time actually to let the
algorithm adjust the queue sizes and populate the cache according to the
access pattern. You can't start a virgin postmaster and then slam on the
accellerator of your test application by launching 500 concurrent
clients out of the blue and expect that it starts off airborne.
Jan
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