Re: Sizing JFSLog
From: Bill Verzal (BVerzal_at_KOMATSUNA.COM)
Date: 06/26/03
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Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 12:41:41 -0500 To: aix-l@Princeton.EDU
I would say that a question like this is very much like "How much swap
space is needed?"
If your filesystems are fairly static, then a single JFSlog will suffice.
If you have high amounts of I/O to filesystems, then more may be in order.
The system error log will tell you if there are JFSlog shortcomings.
I've run DB2 backups to 136 concurrent 2GB mount points with a single
JFSlog and never had any JFSlog problems.
BV
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I am in an AIX performance tunning class as of this writing.
We were told 4 mb for each 2 gig of file system space.
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Subject: Sizing JFSLog
Hi All;
What is the proper size of the JFSLog on an AIX system (either 433 or 5L)?
I have always set it at the default of 1PP. However, I have a colleague
that is saying that "IBM recommends a 2 MB log size per 1 GB of file system
space."
I can't find any documentation stating that either one is correct...does
anyone know where I might find some?
Thank you!
Theresa
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