Performance Tuning UNIX Systems

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 12th Apr 2006 16:21 UTC, submitted by anonymous

"Be nice to your computers and examine some general guidelines for tuning server performance. A computer is like an employee who does tasks for you - it's a good idea to keep from overburdening them. One way to keep this from happening is to carefully tune the processes that run on it. The UNIX nice command is useful for doing just that."

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Obligitory

by fak3r on Wed 12th Apr 2006 17:34 UTC

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2006-04-12

Nice article.

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RE: Obligitory

by Duffman on Wed 12th Apr 2006 21:02 UTC in reply to "Obligitory"

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2005-11-23

I can't agree. This article is just a joke.
Call it "performance tuning" for a FAQ on the nice and renice command is a shame.

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S'awright

by Quag7 on Thu 13th Apr 2006 10:25 UTC

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2005-07-28

Eh, fair beginner's article. It's hard to judge an article without knowing its intended audience.

I'm pretty sure the osnews.com readership wasn't its intended audience.

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