| 2020-11-17 19:45:54 |
Paul Collins |
description |
The rsync connection limit is intended to preserve I/O bandwidth.
Depending on the configuration of the mirror, it may be handling multiple roles with separate and essentially independent I/O subsystems.
In this case it might be useful to tune the rsync limits per role.
This can be done by setting "lock file" to a different value in the module config.
See also LP:1891103 for another bug that may have implications for this. |
The rsync connection limit is intended to preserve I/O bandwidth.
Depending on the configuration of the mirror, it may be handling multiple roles with separate and essentially independent I/O subsystems.
In this case it might be useful to tune the rsync limits per role.
This can be done by setting "lock file" to a different value in the module config.
To effectively implement a shared global limit, "lock file" in the global context must be set to a unique value not used by any module with its own connection limit. (See comment #2 below.)
See also LP:1891103 for another bug that may have implications for this. |
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