[CentOS] [Solved] Excessive NFS operations
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.comFri Oct 2 19:15:21 UTC 2009
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Robert Heller wrote: > >> Seems odd that caching wouldn't just happen naturally in the nfs client. > > I am not sure if it even makes sense to cache NFS files on a nfs client > -- how does the client know that the file might not have changed on the > server? At the very least it has to check the file mod times on the > server to be sure its local cache is valid. Pretty much all filesytems cache, and would be unusably slow if they didn't. File attributes should be only a few seconds on NFS, but that should be enough to avoid killing your server. >> Maybe it is updating the access time on each read or something that >> causes the activity. > > It is either re-reading the files or checking mod times to determin > if the local cached copy is valid. Either way, lots of traffic. And this was hundreds of ops/second? -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell at gmail.com
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