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Question about 2.6.5 kernel scalability: msg#00019linux.smp
I am currently measuring the performance of a directory server, OpenLDAP on IBM xSeries 455(8-way). First see the performance result(operations/sec) with increase in the number of CPUs. 1 : 6,100 2: 10,000 4: 17,600 5: 14,200 6: 13,200 7: 13,100 8: 11,500 As you can see, the throughput starts degrading when the number of CPUs is 4. when the number of CPUs is 8, the throughput is about 65% of 4 CPUs. During experiment, CPU utilization of all cases are about 93%. The directory server are multithreaded and in the experiment 16~32 work threads were used. I am currently investigating to find the reason of degradation. I guess that there might be scheduling anomaly on SMP. If any one knows any strange behavior of Linux 2.6.5 scheduler, please let share the knowledge. It'll will help me a lot. Sang Seok - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-smp" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html |
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