freddyertl

The Firebird server is running on Windows Server 2012R2 on a separate physical machine. The Ubuntu machines are VMs running on a Hyper-V 2019 host server.

I have tried different things, but it didn't help. And whatever I measure on this machine with iperf or with copying files, the result is great. Since this is all...

I spent a little more time on this and I can confirm that this is not a Hyper-V issue. I have create Ubuntu instances on AWS and it shows more...

I haven't changed CpuAffinityMask because I read somewhere that by default FB uses all CPUs. I have 5 application servers with a connection pool size of 50 each. I ran...

I run jmeter to send HTTP requests to a HAProxy server which distributes the load across 5 Tomcat servers which then call Firebird. It's not completely producing 100% load all...

I know that SuperClassic could also be used, but the question is, can I use SuperServer and still utilizing all cores? I think for a database server running exclusively on...

There are 3 processor groups with 64 CPUs each. Firebird is assigned to processor group 1 which is different from the other groups because it has two nodes 2 and...

Let me try changing this to a group with just a single node. What do you think happens if I assign Firebird to more than one group?

After reading a little bit more, I don't think setting it manually makes sense. Look at this information about processor groups from Microsoft: > By default, an application is constrained...