[ENBD] 2.4.32 conclusions
Peter T. Breuer
ptb at it.uc3m.es
Thu Mar 11 12:57:28 MST 2004
"Also sprach Anders Blomdell:"
>
> >> Server:
> >> 2012 root 18 0 2064 2064 1612 S 16.0 0.2 0:27.00 enbd-server
> >> 2013 root 10 0 2064 2064 1612 D 11.7 0.2 0:26.95 enbd-server
> >> 2014 root 10 0 2064 2064 1612 D 9.3 0.2 0:26.45 enbd-server
> >> 2011 root 9 0 2064 2064 1612 D 3.3 0.2 0:25.91 enbd-server
> >> servers does a lot of recv's and writes (20-40 MBytes/s)
> >
> > The servers, which are entirely userspace, look in worse shape. Three of
> > them
> > are starving! They are writing to disk and can't get back acks as fast as
> > they can
> > write.
> >
> 'D' = uninterruptible sleep
> How does one know that it is not disk-writing that is blocking (20-40
> MBytes/s
> semms OK for an ide disk)
Actually I don't know what they are in, but since it is something that
apparently can't be interrupted I guessed it is a disk write. I suppose
they could also be in the service routine of a NIC. But three at once?
Peter
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