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FMS 2.0.3 + RHEL4 + NetApp NFS = bork bork bork
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Operating a low traffic FMS (<50 concurrent connections) whose sole task in life is to accept incoming FLV audio streams and record them to disk. The store it places these on is mounted to a NetApp FAS3020C via NFS v2. The disks are a 150 gig fiberchannel raid6 array connected via gigE.
Every 3 weeks or so, the FMS quits being able to write any data to the NFS mount, and the fmsadmin applet reports the CPU as bound at 100%. Logging into the RHEL4 machine hosting FMS (and nothing else) reports cpu load at or near 0.00, and the NFS array functioning normally (can add, remove files to the store from the command line).
Any ideas? The application in question needs shared read-only access to the files that FMS creates, and occasionally purges those files by deleting them from the store (once per day, any files in the app_name/streams directory that is over 8 hours old).
Thanks for the help,
-tom
Operating a low traffic FMS (<50 concurrent connections) whose sole task in life is to accept incoming FLV audio streams and record them to disk. The store it places these on is mounted to a NetApp FAS3020C via NFS v2. The disks are a 150 gig fiberchannel raid6 array connected via gigE.
Every 3 weeks or so, the FMS quits being able to write any data to the NFS mount, and the fmsadmin applet reports the CPU as bound at 100%. Logging into the RHEL4 machine hosting FMS (and nothing else) reports cpu load at or near 0.00, and the NFS array functioning normally (can add, remove files to the store from the command line).
Any ideas? The application in question needs shared read-only access to the files that FMS creates, and occasionally purges those files by deleting them from the store (once per day, any files in the app_name/streams directory that is over 8 hours old).
Thanks for the help,
-tom
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