Hi, Thanks for replying.
I'm using svnserve 1.7.5 on a Dell R610 server ( Xeon E5620*2/16GB) The server is running CentOS 5.5, SSD disk is used to increase IO performance. The repository is very large: 100K+ files, 100K+ revisions, total size of the work copy is about 1.5G. When I what to check out a new work copy on another linux machine, I found it's painfully slow, it takes about 2 hours. Can anybody tell me if this speed is normal? I noticed when the svn checkout command is running on client side, there is a svnserve process with 100% CPU usage on server side, does this means the concurrent performance of svn is very bad for checkout command? And this svnserve process will not disappear immediately if I kill the client side svn process, it will run for a long time with 100% CPU usage, this might be a problem? Could anyone give some advice on how to optimize the performance of svn on a large repository? Thanks very much. Wei
