Is tehere a way to tune zfs arc or other mechanism for it to cache recently written data for reading purposes?
We have specific worlkoad. First image data goes to NAS server about 1GB per 5 min-10 minutes and in constatnt 15 minute intervals client computers download recently written data.
is there a way to tune zfs caching for such workload?
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Tuning zfs for caching recently written data.
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Re: Tuning zfs for caching recently written data.
As far as I konw is done by default, you only need a SSD disk capable in size to adequate to your needs and configure it as L2ARC.
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