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Fix typo.

Jason Volk 2020-06-14 16:28:33 -07:00
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TUNING.md

@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ It is highly recommended these items are reviewed by administrators before conti
#### Asynchronous Filesystem I/O
The most impactful actions an administrator can take come from providing Construct with a suitable I/O environment. The server's workload relies heavily on random-access to local files. Using a solid-state-srive (SSD) rather than a mechanical hard-disk (HD) is preferred but not required for great performance. When using a low-latency storage device, the impact from this section is much less pronounced, but adherence to it is still advised nonetheless. **When using high-latency storage devices, adhering to this section is essential.**
The most impactful actions an administrator can take come from providing Construct with a suitable I/O environment. The server's workload relies heavily on random-access to local files. Using a solid-state-drive (SSD) rather than a mechanical hard-disk (HD) is preferred but not required for great performance. When using a low-latency storage device, the impact from this section is much less pronounced, but adherence to it is still advised nonetheless. **When using high-latency storage devices, adhering to this section is essential.**
- **Operating system must support asynchronous filesystem I/O.**
Currently, only Linux is viable as Construct makes use of the AIO interface. We note that while FreeBSD and Windows actually have superior asynchronous IO support, we simply haven't ported to those within Construct yet and this section will be updated. On Linux, there are incremental benefits which Construct takes advantage of between Linux 4.4 and Linux 5.3. Always use the newest possible kernel for best performance.