Ilker Gokhan wrote:
>
> From Release-Notes-1.1:
>
> given:
> DS = amount of 'cache_swap' / number of 'cache_dir's
> OS = avg object size = 20k
> NO = objects per L2 directory = 256
>
> calculate:
> L1 = number of L1 directories
> L2 = number of L2 directories
>
> such that:
> L1 x L2 = DS / OS / NO
>
> L2 = 256 but some of OS performs better using another value..So you
> can calculate L1 value...
>
> Best regards,
> Ilker G.
L2 tells the value of NO in the calculation above as well as the number
of L2 directories. So the calculation for L1 becomes:
L1 = DS / OS / L2 / L2
Average object size is a lot smaller today. A safer bet is 8-10K (common
figure is 13K I think, but it is wise to have a little margin here..)
/Henrik
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