> Also remember, that much of these things are grasping at straws.
> Linux does not come configured to be slow, many of the default
> settings are balances between the various pros and cons. If you
> really are looking to squeeze more performance, then you probably just
> want a bigger box, or more specialized hardware. I would only expect
> minor and probably not even user noticeable improvements after a great
> deal of tuning. It is not until you get specialized applications
> where you can really take advantage of certain tuning parameters.
>
> -Adam
Thanks!
This is a good one.
BTW, what would be such specialized apps on BQ?
Comparing to old RaQs, BQ has slight disatvantage in performance, IMHO.
I am trying to tune once everything possible to a reasonable extent.
BQ usually has heavy load on mail, which alone provides enough disk I/O.
I thought that this trick might reduce this from apache side.
And I definitely want /tmp and /var/run be tmpfs, with noatime set!
Best,
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