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Month: April 2014

Effect of kernel filesystem caching on Splunk performance

2014-04-152014-08-31 Duane 3 Comments Splunk

Unlike a traditional relational DBMS, Splunk does not use an in-process buffering or caching mechanism.  That is to say, there is not such thing as an SGA for your Oracle types, and the DB/2 DBAs may be disappointed to find there’s no bufferpool.  Instead, Splunk counts on the operating system’s native caching for files in […]

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