MarkLogic Linux Tuned Profile
15 March 2021 09:19 AM
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MarkLogic Linux Tuned ProfileSummaryThe tuned tuning service can change operating system settings to improve performance for certain workloads. Different tuned profiles are available and choosing the profile that best fits your use case simplifies configuration management and system administration. You can also write your own profiles, or extend the existing profiles if further customization is needed. The tuned-adm command allows users to switch between different profiles. RedHat Performance and Tuning Guide: tuned and tuned-adm
Creating a MarkLogic Tuned ProfileUsing the throughput-performance profile, we can create a custom tuned profile for MarkLogic Server. First create the directory for the MarkLogic profile:
Next, create the tuned.conf file that will include the throughput-performance profile, along with our recommended configuration:
Activating the MarkLogic Tuned ProfileNow when we do a tuned list it should show us the default profiles, as well as our new MarkLogic profile:
Now we can make MarkLogic the active profile:
And then check the active profile:
Disabling the Tuned DaemonThe tuned daemon does have some overhead, and so MarkLogic recommends that it be disabled. When the daemon is disabled, tuned will only apply the profile settings and then exit. Update the /etc/tuned/tuned-main.conf and set the following value:
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