Overview
Learn how to optimize Airys for maximum performance and efficiency. This guide covers system tuning, resource management, monitoring, and best practices for handling high-load scenarios.
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Time Required: 50 minutes
Last Updated: February 2024
Prerequisites
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Administrator access
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Understanding of system resources
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Basic performance monitoring experience
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Familiarity with configuration files
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Knowledge of hardware specifications
Table of Contents
System Requirements
Hardware Optimization
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Caption: Hardware resource allocation diagram
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CPU Configuration
cpu: cores_allocated: 8 thread_priority: high process_affinity: true scheduler_policy: performance
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Memory Settings
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RAM allocation
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Swap configuration
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Cache management
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Memory limits
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đĄ Pro Tip: Dedicate specific CPU cores to critical processes for consistent performance.
Resource Optimization
GPU Utilization
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Caption: GPU resource monitoring panel
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GPU Settings
gpu: memory_limit: 4096 compute_mode: exclusive power_limit: 200 auto_boost: true
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Processing Pipeline
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Batch processing
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Parallel execution
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Queue management
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Load balancing
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Storage Optimization
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Disk Configuration
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I/O scheduling
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Buffer sizes
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Cache policy
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Write strategy
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Data Management
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File organization
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Cleanup policies
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Archive strategy
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Compression settings
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Network Performance
Bandwidth Management
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Traffic Optimization
network: max_bandwidth: 1000mbps quality_of_service: true buffer_size: 65536 tcp_fastopen: true
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Connection Settings
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TCP tuning
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UDP optimization
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Connection pooling
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Keep-alive settings
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Stream Optimization
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Caption: Stream performance metrics
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Video Streams
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Resolution scaling
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Frame rate control
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Bitrate adaptation
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Codec optimization
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Data Streams
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Compression
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Batching
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Prioritization
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Error handling
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Application Tuning
Process Management
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Service Configuration
services: worker_processes: auto worker_connections: 1024 backlog: 2048 timeout: 60
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Thread Management
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Thread pools
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Task scheduling
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Priority queues
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Resource limits
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Cache Strategy
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Cache Levels
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Memory cache
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Disk cache
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Distributed cache
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Cache invalidation
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Optimization Rules
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Cache size
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TTL settings
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Eviction policy
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Preloading
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Monitoring and Analysis
Performance Metrics
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System Metrics
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CPU usage
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Memory utilization
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Disk I/O
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Network traffic
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Application Metrics
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Response times
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Error rates
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Queue lengths
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Processing speed
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Performance Analysis
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Monitoring Tools
# Performance monitoring command airys-monitor --metrics all --interval 5s
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Analysis Methods
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Bottleneck detection
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Resource profiling
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Load testing
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Trend analysis
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I identify performance bottlenecks?
A: Use the monitoring tools to track system metrics and look for resource saturation. See Monitoring and Analysis.
Q: What's the optimal number of worker processes?
A: Generally, use 1-2 workers per CPU core. Adjust based on monitoring results and workload.
Q: How can I improve face detection speed?
A: Optimize GPU utilization, adjust batch sizes, and ensure proper resource allocation. See GPU Utilization.
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