Re: [squid-users] max resource usgae

From: Matus UHLAR - fantomas <uhlar@dont-contact.us>
Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 11:12:47 +0100

> > On 15.11 14:08, Houssam Melhem wrote:
> > > I configured squid to use 28 GB on each
> > >
> > > cache_mem 512 MB
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache1/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache2/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache3/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache4/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache5/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache6/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache7/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache8/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache9/ 28000 32 256
> > > cache_dir aufs /cache10/ 28000 32 256

> On 11/16/05, Matus UHLAR - fantomas <uhlar@fantomas.sk> wrote:
> > I'd use '64 256'

On 17.11 10:59, Houssam Melhem wrote:
> I tryed '64 256' for sometime, but i noticed that only 31 dirs where
> used the other dirs were empty, and I thought this will decrease
> memory usage

Oh, that's different. It probably won't take more memory but if the dirs
aren't used, you don't need to increase that.

> > the "full system crash" will probably be problem of your OS or bad HW. OS
> > should not crash unless you have bad hardware. What errors are displayed
> > when crash happens?

> Something like: kernel panic not syncing , Error handling interrup
> and squid process ID is mentioned in the error report

hmmm, that seems as a problem in your kernel...

> > I think you can safely use 50GB on each cache_dir, files up to 64MB (with
> > LFUDA replacement policy) and squid should fit to 8GB of memory w/o any
> > problem.
>
> What do you mean by "files up to 64MB"?

maximum_object_size 64 MB

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