Async Sequential Reads Arc
Async Sequential Reads Arc
Without Tunables
echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/module/zfs/parameters/zfs_arc_min
Setting zfs_arc_min to 0 allows ZFS to dynamically adjust the minimum ARC size based
on available memory.
node_zfs_arc_hits
This metric tracks how many times the data requested by an application or process was
found in the ARC. A higher number of ARC hits means that ZFS is efficiently serving data
from memory, resulting in faster data access and reduced disk I/O.
node_zfs_arc_misses
This represents the number of cache misses in the Adaptive Replacement Cache (ARC)
of ZFS. A cache miss occurs when the requested data is not found in the ARC, meaning
that ZFS has to fetch the data from the underlying storage, which is slower than serving it
from memory.
node_zfs_arc_hits
This metric tracks how many times the data requested by an application or process was
found in the ARC. A higher number of ARC hits means that ZFS is efficiently serving data
from memory, resulting in faster data access and reduced disk I/O.
node_zfs_arc_misses
This represents the number of cache misses in the Adaptive Replacement Cache (ARC)
of ZFS. A cache miss occurs when the requested data is not found in the ARC, meaning
that ZFS has to fetch the data from the underlying storage, which is slower than serving it
from memory.