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Darshan M N authored
Issue ===== When creating a new file (like the log file or the file for a new table), InnoDB flushes the write buffer to the disk after writing the entire file. This causes problems on SSD disks when several instances are running and a newly created instance sends a large stream of writes to the flash device, causing other instances to stall significantly. Fix === This revision adds a new global variable called innodb_fsync_threshold which when specified determines the size of the write buffer after which innodb will flush the contents of the buffer to disk. This patch is a contribution from Facebook Inc. RB : 19412 Reviewed-by : Mayank Prasad <mayank.prasad@oracle.com>
Darshan M N authoredIssue ===== When creating a new file (like the log file or the file for a new table), InnoDB flushes the write buffer to the disk after writing the entire file. This causes problems on SSD disks when several instances are running and a newly created instance sends a large stream of writes to the flash device, causing other instances to stall significantly. Fix === This revision adds a new global variable called innodb_fsync_threshold which when specified determines the size of the write buffer after which innodb will flush the contents of the buffer to disk. This patch is a contribution from Facebook Inc. RB : 19412 Reviewed-by : Mayank Prasad <mayank.prasad@oracle.com>
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