| From | Subject | Date |
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| Nicolas Haller | Re: tunning disk cache for pgsql?
Interresting. My DB is not heavily loaded yet so I don't see any problem
at this time. I just follow recommendations. I thought Postgresql write and
Ok, so when Postgresql doing a query for a second time for (very simple)
example, FreeBSD can retrieve data from inactive mem too?
Someone knows if there is a page which explains FreeBSD mechanisms about
memory and fs cache management? I think I must read something on it :-)
Thanks,
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Nicolas ...
| Dec 31, 2:06 am 2010 |
| Jim Nasby | Re: tunning disk cache for pgsql?
The Cache reported by top in FreeBSD isn't filesystem cache; it's a cache for some internal stuff. Buf are filesystem buffers, but they're not the only mechanism for the OS to cache data. Most data is actually cached via active and inactive pages.
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Jim C. Nasby, Database Architect jim@nasby.net
512.569.9461 (cell) http://jim.nasby.net
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