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  • I am using Linux (3.2.12-3.2.4).

  • I have few "syncer" processes which updates lots and lots SQLite db files in a loop. The database sizes vary from 1 MB to few GB.

  • I have a "searcher" process which can query those DBs and return matched results.

I am looking forward to tune some kernel parameters to get maximum IO performance.

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Your performance bottleneck is not the I/O but your choice of database engine. SQLite is just not designed for the kind of thing you're are doing and has pretty lousy performance even at the best of times.

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Have you tried tuning sqlite at first? It's all dependent on your requirements but there's at least PRAGMA synchronous and lots more (googleable).

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