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Performance Settings of Queues and Processes

Scheduled tasks overview and waiting time settings: #{table}# #{/table}#
Thread Queue Size Total
Block Time
Total
Sleep Time
Total
Exec Time
Total
Cycles
Idle
Cycles
Busy
Cycles
Short Mem
Cycles
Sleep Time
per Cycle
(millis)
Exec Time
per Busy-Cycle
(millis)
Memory Use
per Busy-Cycle
(kbytes)
Delay between
idle loops
Delay between
busy loops
Minimum of
Required Memory
Full Description
#(hasurl)##[shortdescr]#::#[shortdescr]##(/hasurl)# #[queuesize]# #[blocktime]# sec #[blockpercent]#% #[sleeptime]# sec #[sleeppercent]#% #[exectime]# sec #[execpercent]#% #[totalcycles]# #[idlecycles]# #[busycycles]# #[memscycles]# #[sleeppercycle]# #[execpercycle]# #[memusepercycle]# milliseconds milliseconds kbytes #[longdescr]##(recommendation)#::
recommended: #[value]# kbytes#(/recommendation)#
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Cache Settings:
RAM Cache Description
URLs in RAM buffer: #[urlCacheSize]# This is the size of the URL write buffer. Its purpose is to buffer incoming URLs in case of search result transmission and during DHT transfer.
Words in RAM cache:
(Size in KBytes)
#[wordCacheSize]#
(#[wordCacheSizeKBytes]# KB)
This is the current size of the word caches. The indexing cache speeds up the indexing process, the DHT cache holds indexes temporary for approval. The maximum of this caches can be set below.
Maximum URLs currently assigned
to one cached word:
#[maxURLinCache]# This is the maximum size of URLs assigned to a single word cache entry. If this is a big number, it shows that the caching works efficiently.
Maximum age of a word: #[maxAgeOfCache]# This is the maximum age of a word in an index in minutes.
Minimum age of a word: #[minAgeOfCache]# This is the minimum age of a word in an index in minutes.
Maximum number of words in cache: This is is the number of word indexes that shall be held in the ram cache during indexing. When YaCy is shut down, this cache must be flushed to disc; this may last some minutes.
Changes take effect immediately
Balancer Settings:

This is the time delta between accessing of the same domain during a crawl. The crawl balancer tries to avoid that domains are accessed too often, but if the balancer fails (i.e. if there are only links left from the same domain), then these minimum delta times are ensured.

Crawler Domain Minimum Access Time Delta
local (intranet) crawls
global (internet) crawls
Changes take effect immediately
Thread Pool Settings: #{pool}# #{/pool}#
Thread Pool maximum Active current Active
#[name]# #[numActive]#
Changes take effect immediately
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