We've got a cluster of scylladb hosts (it's a cassandra-type database) running on i3 instances in amazon with the /var/lib/scylla/ folder mounted on a single nvme drive. I'm wondering whether there is any i/o performance gain to be expected by replacing this single drive with a two- (or multiple-) nvme drives that are configured as a RAID 0. In order words would striping give us a noticeable performance boost on this type of drive?
I've been attempting this for two weeks and I've accessed countless number of sites on this issue and it seems there is something I'm not getting here and I'm at a lost. I manged to figure out how to merge logs from two servers together. (Taking care to only merge the matching domains together) The logs from the first server span from 15 Dec 2012 to 8 April 2014 The logs from the second server span from 2 Mar 2014 to 9 April 2014 I was able to successfully merge them using the logresolvemerge.pl script simply enermerating each log and > out_putting_it_to_file Looking at the two logs from each server the format seems exactly the same. The problem I'm having is producing the stats page for the logs. The command I've boiled it down to is /usr/share/awstats/tools/awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -configdir=/home/User/Documents/conf/ -config=example.com awstatsprog=/usr/share/awstats/wwwroot/cgi-bin/awstats.pl dir=/home/User/Documents/parced -month=all -year=all...
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