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Joseph Mack wrote:
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> Derek Glidden wrote:
> > Basically,
> > the servers really suck down file-handles and inodes, to the point that
> > we've had to increase /proc/sys/fs/file-max and /proc/sys/fs/inode-max
> > to some incredibly high values to prevent the servers from crashing with
> > errors like:
>
> There is a squid page which tells you all the values you have to change
> to get squid running well. LVS is "somewhat" like a squid (whatever
> "somewhat" means). Are the values you need to run your LVS anything
> like the squid values?
I have no idea, but I'll go dig around the squid pages and look for that
info. I suspect the changes are probably about the same as what I've
already done.
(Yep, assuming the same thing you're referring to are the instructions
in the FAQ about increasing "file-max" and "inode-max" via the procfs
interface.)
> No-one has talked about changing any of these values on this list.
> Presumably it's not a problem for most people.
That scares me. :)
Then either we're "the special case" for which it all just breaks,
nobody else is running LVS with lots of servers which would require
increasing file-max or inode-max, or we're pushing the limits of what
the code is capable, which makes me sad since it really isn't doing all
that much...
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