Hello,
does openldap implement sort of caching? Or does it completely rely on the underlying database like bdb (default)? I'm noticing an intensive i/o load while the complete slapcat export of our ldap data is only about 34MB big so everything besides writing/updating should fit into the memory.
Regards Marten
Marten Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
does openldap implement sort of caching?
Yes.
Or does it completely rely on the underlying database like bdb (default)?
No.
Read the documentation.
I'm noticing an intensive i/o load while the complete slapcat export of our ldap data is only about 34MB big so everything besides writing/updating should fit into the memory.
Caching only helps if a particular piece of data will be used more than once. When you slapcat a database you extract every entry once and never use it again. I.e., most cache settings have very little benefit for slapcat.
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