Look at a comparison of performance of some different filesystems.
(cymbal ringing)…- [Instructor] Time for some challenges.…Let's just have you do little experiments comparing…the performance of file systems.…Try doing the create files for file systems types ext4,…btrfs, and xfs, creating 10K files of size one byte each.…See if there's a difference…between those three file system types.…Then try 1,000 files where each file is 10K bytes.…
Then, something a little bit different,…is there a difference in those file systems' time…when you create a directory path…that's 1,000 directories deep?…And after you create each directory,…do a sync and drop caches.…So you make a directory, sync, drop caches…and make a directory underneath that,…sync, drop caches, make a directory under that 1,000 deep.…Good luck!…
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Released
2/15/2018- Timing techniques
- Packages for performance
- Identifying and optimizing CPU bottlenecks
- Finding memory bottlenecks
- Diagnosing disk bottlenecks
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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Welcome32s
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1. Performance Overview
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Timing techniques14m 16s
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Timing techniques solution3m 21s
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The proc filesystem7m 58s
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Packages for performance6m 8s
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Performance Co-Pilot and Tuna10m 23s
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2. CPU Bottlenecks
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top for CPU usage1m 43s
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sar for CPU2m 59s
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/proc/cpuinfo2m 18s
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Throughput vs. response time4m 17s
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3. Memory Bottlenecks
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What is a memory leak?6m 53s
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CPU caches and page caches12m 43s
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Page sizes and page faults11m 17s
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4. Disk Bottlenecks
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Hard disks and SSD behavior7m 21s
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Filesystem types and performance10m 16s
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Solution: Disk bottlenecks3m 49s
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Conclusion
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Next steps40s
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