rpk redpanda tune

Sets the OS parameters to tune system performance.

Available tuners:

• all
• net
• cpu
• clocksource
• transparent_hugepages
• disk_scheduler
• disk_nomerges
• disk_write_cache
• fstrim
• ballast_file
• disk_irq
• aio_events
• swappiness
• coredump

To learn more about a tuner, run rpk redpanda tune help |tuner name|.

Usage

rpk redpanda tune <list of elements to tune> [command] [flags]

Flags

Value	Type	Description
--config	string	Redpanda config file, if not set the file will be searched for in the default locations.
-r, --dirs	strings	List of *data* directories or places to store data, for example:/var/vectorized/redpanda/, usually your XFS filesystem on an NVMe SSD device.
-d, --disks	strings	Lists of devices to tune for example sda1.
-h, --help	-	Help for tune.
-m, --mode	string	Operation Mode: one of: [sq, sq_split, mq]
-n, --nic	strings	Network Interface Controllers to tune.
--output-script	string	If set tuners will generate tuning file that can later be used to tune the system.
--reboot-allowed	-	If set will allow tuners to tune boot parameters and request system reboot.
--timeout	duration	The maximum time to wait for the tune processes to complete. The value passed is a sequence of decimal numbers, each with optional fraction and a unit suffix, such as 300ms, 1.5s or 2h45m. Valid time units arens, us (or µs), ms, s, m, h (default 10s)
-v, --verbose	-	Enable verbose logging (default false).