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Kofax Communication Server 10.0.0 User Manual

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Environment Guide

Version 10.00.00

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%Disk Read Time

0.8

TCOSS Disk

Read kB/sec

199

Reads/sec

16

Write kB/sec

595

Writes/sec

97

Update kB/sec

454

Update Write kB/sec

335

TCOSS Cache

Database

Cache Misses/sec

1.7

Directory

Cache Misses/sec

1.4

Document

Cache Misses/sec

13

Processor

_Total

% Processor Time (0 ..100)

31

Process

TCOSS

% Processor Time (0 ..400)

29

The additional disk writes caused by the update from the secondary master are seen in the TCOSS Disk
performance counter “Update Write kB/sec”. The 335 kB are written in 16 kB blocks and cause about 21
additional disk writes per second. Together with the 97 Writes/sec from regular TCOSS activity they sum up

to the 118 Disk Writes/sec observed on the physical disk.

The low value of 8.

7 in the “Disk Reads/sec” performance counter of the physical disk is probably caused

by the OS disk cache. According to the TCOSS Disk performance counter “Reads/sec” there are 16 reads
from regular TCOSS activity, plus some from the tandem update.

During the tandem update phase the outbound fax queue length was stable at around 5600. The

performance numbers of the case without tandem update were done with an increasing queue length (at a

rate of about 700 per hour). This would explain the lower number of Writes/sec from regular TCOSS activity

(97 vs. 100). The tandem update did not slow down the test message work flow.

5.9.5

Test Results: Two-Page Messages and Increased TCOSS Cache

This test was done with the same workload as in the two-page messages test above, only the TCOSS

cache size was increased:

Registry key

Value

TCOSS/Drive0/DirCacheSize

20480

TCOSS/Drive0/DocCacheSize

1024000

TCOSS/Drive0/DataBaseCacheSize

102400

The TCOSS document cache started to fail after about 1700 outbound messages had been queued up. The

other queues, inbound messages and notifications, were stable throughout the test and both below 100.

These values were measured on the primary system with less than 1700 message queued:

Object

Instance

Counter

Value

Physical Disk

D: (TCOSS)

Disk Writes/sec

103

Disk Write Bytes/sec

635,000

Disk Reads/sec

2.7

Disk Read Bytes/sec

5,700

%Disk Write Time

66

%Disk Read Time

1.3

TCOSS Cache

Database

Cache Misses/sec

0.6

Directory

Cache Misses/sec

1.3

Document

Cache Misses/sec

0.8

Processor

_Total

% Processor Time (0 ..100)

33

Process

TCOSS

% Processor Time (0 ..400)

30

TCOSS

Private Bytes

1,554,000,000

Virtual Bytes

2,069,000,000