16 Sep
2022
16 Sep
'22
5:59 a.m.
On Sep 15, 2022, at 10:54 PM, Amit
<amit(a)brytecall.com> wrote:
I’ve already added the “-“ in front of the log file and that didn’t seem to make any
recognizable difference.
That’s the only place that I know.
Have you tested your storage throughput? Even something as simple as `hdparm -t
/dev/sda`[1]?
What about monitoring background I/O demand, i.e. `iostat -x 1`? Look at the %util on the
drive being written to.
I know you said your log isn’t being written to the local disk, but other storage activity
could still be pushing up your I/O base load.
— Alex
[1] Replace `/dev/sda` with your actual storage device.
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