TempFS provides in-memory (RAM), very fast, storage and boosts application performance
Steps:
1. Determine available memory and the amount you can spare for TEMPFS
-prtconf
- allocate 100MB
2. Execute mount command:
mkdir /tempdata && chmod 777 /tempdata && mount -F tmpfs -osize=100m swap /tempdata
Note: TEMPFS data does NOT persist/survive across reboots
Note: TEMPFS data is lost when the following occurs:
1. TEMPFS mount point is unmounted: i.e. umount /tempdata
2. System reboot
Modify /etc/vfstab to include the TEMPFS mount point for reboots
swap - /tempdata tmpfs - yes -
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
Implementing a Temporary File System (TEMPFS) in Solaris
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