Threads per core system properties

-Ddse.io.aio.enable

Set to false to have all read operations use the AsynchronousFileChannel regardless of the operating system or disk type.

The default setting true allows dynamic switching of libraries for read operations as follows:

  • LibAIO on solid state drives (SSD) and EXT4/XFS

  • AsynchronousFileChannel for read operations on hard disk drives and all non-Linux operating systems

Use this advanced setting only with guidance from DataStax Support.

Default: true

-Ddse.io.aio.force

Set to true to force all read operations to use LibAIO regardless of the disk type or operating system.

Use this advanced setting only with guidance from DataStax Support.

Default: false

-Dnetty.epoll_check_interval_nanos

Sets the granularity for calling an epoll select in nanoseconds, which is a system call. Setting the value too low impacts performance because by making too many system calls. Setting the value too high, impacts performance by delaying the discovery of new events.

Default: 2000

-Dnetty.eventloop.busy_extra_spins=N

Set to the number of iterations in the epoll event loops that are performed when queues are empty before moving on to the next backoff stage. Increasing the value reduces latency while increasing CPU usage when the loops are idle.

Default: 10

-Dnetty.schedule_check_interval_nanos

Set the granularity for checking if scheduled events are ready to execute in nanoseconds. Specifying a value below 1 nanosecond is not productive. Too high a values delays scheduled tasks.

Default: 1000

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