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Improve shred throughput with adaptive chunksize #98

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localhorst commented 2026-04-28 21:56:15 +02:00
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  • Start with the current chunk size (32 MB)
  • Measure every 64 chunks
  • Increase by +2 MB if performance improves
  • Decrease by -4 MB if performance worsens
  • Range: 16 MB – 128 MB
* Start with the current chunk size (32 MB) * Measure every 64 chunks * Increase by +2 MB if performance improves * Decrease by -4 MB if performance worsens * Range: 16 MB – 128 MB
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Best throughput tracker with chunksize 50e88c8e84
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