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For most installations, the default values (with no CLI options, as
shown above) are sufficient.
Next Steps
----------
Next Steps
After Installation
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.. _Next Steps:
Varnish working directory space requirements
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ensure that the varnish working directory as specified by the ``-n``
argument to ``varnishd`` has sufficient space to hold *buddy* and
*fellow* metadata (bitmaps). It defaults to ``/var/run/varnish``, but
is often changed by packagers to ``/var/lib/varnish``.
As a rule of thumb with rounded up numbers, the amount of space needed
in the working directory is roughly:
- 5 MB for each GB of memory cache
- 65 MB for each TB of disk cache
*Note* that this is **megabytes** for gigabytes of memory and terabytes of
disk.
Continue Reading
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Now you should be ready to go.
Consult the :ref:`vmod_slash(3)` and :ref:`slashmap(1)` man pages for
detailed information on how to configure, use and monitor the SLASH/
storage engines.
The remainder of this document contains system tuning recommendations.
System Setup for Optimal Performance
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