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Obnoxio The Clown — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
From: CKGeier@nwc.edu
>
>We are using AIX 4.3.3, and IDS 7.31UC3, with 2 processors but
>MULTIPROCESSOR=0, so we are using one CPU VP. I have 2 AIO VP's
>configured. We are not using kaio as it caused Informix crashes when we
>implemented a web server to access the Informix database.
>
>I have heard differing ideas about how to configure AIO VP's. I have
>looked at "onstat -g ioq" which shows me quite consistently an aio len of
>0 and maxlen of 1. One book I have read, "Informix Performance Tuning" by
>Elizabeth Suto says to use this command to see if there are many requests
>in the aio queue. So my results seem to suggest that it probably isn't
>necessary to add more aio vp's. However, I have also heard that I should
>look at "onstat -g iov" and look at io/s and ours shows around 30 - this
>would suggest that we should have more than 2 AIO VP's.
>
>AND I have also read in other books that the number of AIO VP's should be
>equal to the same number of CPU VP's (one)
>
>AND I have also read in more books that AIO VP's should be equal to the
>number of disks that I/O is being performed on. That seems to suggest we
>should be using 6 of them.
>
>SO.....the truth is out there......Do you know how I find it or what it
>is?
I just keep adding AIO VPs until there's one with less than 1 io/wup in my
onstat -g iov output.
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