Tom Lane wrote:
>Andrew Dunstan <andrew@dunslane.net> writes:
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>>Nearly everyone seems to agree that the default for max_fsm_pages is
>>woefully low, so I would like to have the default for this set
>>unconditionally to 200,000 rather than 20,000. The cost would be just
>>over 1Mb of shared memory, if the docs are correct. Alternatively, we
>>could put this into the mix that is calculated by initdb, scaling it
>>linearly with shared_buffers (but with the default still at 200,000).
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>>I would also like to propose a more modest increase in max_connections
>>and shared_buffers by a factor of 3.
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>I don't mind having initdb try larger values to see if they work, but
>if you are suggesting that we try to force adoption of larger settings
>I'll resist it.
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OK, works for me. The only thing I suggested might be set in stone was
max_fsm_pages; I always envisioned the others being tested as now by initdb.
>"Factor of three" seems mighty weird. The existing numbers (100 and 1000)
>at least have the defensibility of being round.
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What numbers would you like? If what I suggested seems odd, how about
targets of 400 connections, 4000 shared_buffers and 200,000 max_fsm_pages?
cheers
andrew