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How to reduce I/O Wait percentage in MarkLogic
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowMarkLogic : Wrong total CountMarklogic REST API search for latest document versionMarklogic:First request to marklogic takes timeTime series data representation in MarkLogicMarklogic memory usageMarkLogic - Get distinct result set without using XpathMLCP load throws DeadLock - MarkLogic 8How to partition results of MarkLogic 9 Optic Java API based on a fieldMarkLogic - Performance variation in custom rest GET REST serviceMarkLogic Query By XPaths
I can see in MarkLogic 9 Monitoring History dashboard page at particular time say 1100 hrs, there is a spike in I/O wait more than 50% along with spike in Query traffic more than 800 MB/sec.
Is there a way to reduce I/O wait percentage?
Any help will be appreciated.
marklogic marklogic-9
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
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asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
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I can see in MarkLogic 9 Monitoring History dashboard page at particular time say 1100 hrs, there is a spike in I/O wait more than 50% along with spike in Query traffic more than 800 MB/sec.
Is there a way to reduce I/O wait percentage?
Any help will be appreciated.
marklogic marklogic-9
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
1
I think we'll need more information about MarkLogic's workload to offer anything useful.
– Dave Cassel
Mar 13 at 15:13
add a comment |
I can see in MarkLogic 9 Monitoring History dashboard page at particular time say 1100 hrs, there is a spike in I/O wait more than 50% along with spike in Query traffic more than 800 MB/sec.
Is there a way to reduce I/O wait percentage?
Any help will be appreciated.
marklogic marklogic-9
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
I can see in MarkLogic 9 Monitoring History dashboard page at particular time say 1100 hrs, there is a spike in I/O wait more than 50% along with spike in Query traffic more than 800 MB/sec.
Is there a way to reduce I/O wait percentage?
Any help will be appreciated.
marklogic marklogic-9
marklogic marklogic-9
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
edited Mar 13 at 15:10
Dave Cassel
7,0191531
7,0191531
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
asked Mar 8 at 15:43
Nikunj VekariyaNikunj Vekariya
608418
608418
1
I think we'll need more information about MarkLogic's workload to offer anything useful.
– Dave Cassel
Mar 13 at 15:13
add a comment |
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I think we'll need more information about MarkLogic's workload to offer anything useful.
– Dave Cassel
Mar 13 at 15:13
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I think we'll need more information about MarkLogic's workload to offer anything useful.
– Dave Cassel
Mar 13 at 15:13
I think we'll need more information about MarkLogic's workload to offer anything useful.
– Dave Cassel
Mar 13 at 15:13
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One of: too much i/o is required, or too little is available. Or both. It could be something doing a crazy amount of i/o. If you can't figure it out by looking at access logs or monitoring history, a newer monitoring capability is http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/performance/request_monitoring
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One of: too much i/o is required, or too little is available. Or both. It could be something doing a crazy amount of i/o. If you can't figure it out by looking at access logs or monitoring history, a newer monitoring capability is http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/performance/request_monitoring
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One of: too much i/o is required, or too little is available. Or both. It could be something doing a crazy amount of i/o. If you can't figure it out by looking at access logs or monitoring history, a newer monitoring capability is http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/performance/request_monitoring
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One of: too much i/o is required, or too little is available. Or both. It could be something doing a crazy amount of i/o. If you can't figure it out by looking at access logs or monitoring history, a newer monitoring capability is http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/performance/request_monitoring
answered Mar 14 at 16:21
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One of: too much i/o is required, or too little is available. Or both. It could be something doing a crazy amount of i/o. If you can't figure it out by looking at access logs or monitoring history, a newer monitoring capability is http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/performance/request_monitoring
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