Change I/O Disk Scheduler without Reboot
There are four I/O schedulers for hard disks and block devices: anticipatory, noop, deadline, and CFQ. CFQ is usually the default. To change the I/O scheduler…
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There are four I/O schedulers for hard disks and block devices: anticipatory, noop, deadline, and CFQ. CFQ is usually the default. To change the I/O scheduler…
In Linux, you can increase or decrease I/O access priority per process with ionice, which displays and changes the I/O scheduling class and priority of a process…
On a VOD server, using the cfg scheduler can increase disk I/O latency when many connections arrive, leading to uneven video playback.