Re: hanging for 30sec when checkpointing
От | Tom Lane |
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Тема | Re: hanging for 30sec when checkpointing |
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Msg-id | 3020.1075851858@sss.pgh.pa.us обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | hanging for 30sec when checkpointing (Shane Wright <me@shanewright.co.uk>) |
Список | pgsql-admin |
Shane Wright <me@shanewright.co.uk> writes: > When the db is under medium-heavy load, it periodically spawns a > 'checkpoint subprocess' which runs for between 15 seconds and a minute. It sounds like checkpoint is saturating your disk bandwidth. > I've looked at the documentation and various bits about adjusting > checkpoint segments and timings - but it seems reducing segments/timeout > is implied to be bad, but it seems to me that increasing either will > just make the same thing happen less often but more severely. I was actually just about to suggest reducing the inter-checkpoint interval. That should reduce the volume of data that needs to be written per checkpoint. Might spread the pain a little thinner at least. If you think you should have more disk bandwidth available than the system seems to be using, maybe there is something wrong with the disk or kernel configuration, but that's way out of my league to diagnose. You'd probably need to find some kernel hackers to help you with that. BTW, Jan Wieck has been doing some work recently to try to reduce the "I/O storm at checkpoint" effect, but it won't appear till 7.5. regards, tom lane
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