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Re: Website slowdowns

Post by lgromanowski »

Hmm, there're still some problems with redmine and slowdowns could appear :\
I've enabled additional logging (it'll be enabled till next weekend) an I hope it catch in what part of redmine there is an issue.

// EDIT: Known issue: ATOM feed from project activities in redmine is broken at this moment
// EDIT2: ATOM feed is fixed.
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Ok, I got information from MyDevil admins - there are problems with server hardrive - current forums/blog/bugtracker performance problems are mostly caused by this. HDD will be switched to the working one soon (it'll be done without reboot).
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Re: Website slowdowns

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Huh... a little scary that one drive failing on the server causes slowdowns? Don't they have things in raid?

But I'm not an expert. :geek: Thanks for the update!
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raevol wrote:Huh... a little scary that one drive failing on the server causes slowdowns? Don't they have things in raid?

But I'm not an expert. :geek: Thanks for the update!
Computers are not capable of intelligent heuristic analysis. It doesn't go, "Oh, this drive is being a bit slow at responding, we'll stop using it." When a drive fails on a RAID set up, the RAID does not indemnify against performance. It protects you (to a certain degree) from data loss.
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Computers are not capable of intelligent heuristic analysis.
Not true, going up the stack you can create a system that does just that.

Say for instance you are writing out data across disks like you would with raid, parity bits and all. You put a guaranteed of performance in place and disable disks that do not meet the threshold. Your hot-spares are activated and missing data filled back in automatically. (Yes, I've seen this in production.)
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