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The cause of the slowdown was a change to the ZFS dataset. In conjunction with the database server, very little caching was being done. This combination resulted in increased disk I/O as the system churned through the database. Details in the blog post which outlines the various things which changed. Many graphs.

non port: net/nylon/files/nylon.conf
SVNWeb

Number of commits found: 1

Wed, 23 Oct 2002
[ 07:57 ijliao ] Original commit 
1.3 net/nylon/Makefile
1.3 net/nylon/distinfo
1.1 net/nylon/files/nylon.conf
1.2 net/nylon/files/patch-cfg.c
1.2 net/nylon/files/patch-err.c
1.1 net/nylon/files/patch-src-Makefile.in
1.2 net/nylon/pkg-descr 
upgrade to 1.0

PR:             44385
Submitted by:   Volker Stolz <vs@foldr.org>

Number of commits found: 1
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