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Subject: [ADMIN] heavy load-high cpu itilization
From: Filippos <filippos.kal () gmail ! com>
Date: 2011-07-26 17:46:02
Message-ID: 1311702362761-4635691.post () n5 ! nabble ! com
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Dear all
first of all congratulations on your greak work here since from time to time
i 've found many answers to my problems. unfortunately for this specific
problem i didnt find much relevant information, so i would ask for your
guidance dealing with the following situation:
we have a dedicated server (8.4.4, redhat) with 24 cpus and 36 GB or RAM. i
would say that the traffic in the server is huge and the cpu utilization is
pretty high too (avg ~ 75% except during the nights when is it much lower).
i am trying to tune the server a little bit to handle this problem. the
incoming data in the database are about 30-40 GB /day.
at first the checkpoint_segments were set to 50, the checkpoint_timeout at
15 min and the checkpoint_completion_target was 0.5 sec.
i noticed that the utilization of the server was higher when it was close to
making a checkpoint and since the parameter of full_page_writes is ON , i
changed the parameters mentioned above to (i did that after reading a lot of
stuff online):
checkpoint_segments->250
checkpoint_timeout->40min
checkpoint_completion_target -> 0.8
but the cpu utilization is not significantly lower. another parameter i will
certainly change is the wal_buffers which is now set at 64KB and i plan to
make it 16MB. can this parameter cause a significant percentage of the
problem?
are there any suggestions what i can do to tune better the server? i can
provide any information you find relevant for the configuration of the
server, the OS, the storage etc
thank you in advance
heavy load-high cpu itilization
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