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Hi, I have media streaming server for VOD. Movie file is located on Storage server. These two are mounted with NFS default parameters. Using command lsof -N I see that ...
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  1. 12-21-2012 #1
    Hel
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    Hi,

    I have media streaming server for VOD. Movie file is located on Storage server. These two are mounted with NFS default parameters.

    Using command lsof -N
    I see that one user creates two connections.

    FD code is different for each...

    HEL
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  2. 12-22-2012 #2
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    What is FD code?

    And yes, nfs makes multiple threads. That's normal.
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    FD code can be seen if execute command: lsof -N
    How can I calculate max thread count on NFS server.
    If each connection takes two threads that means 2threads per connections. Is this statement correct ?

    OK now is bit trickier question: How can I calculate max threads which system can handle?

    Best regards Hel
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