Hi,
I'm running Logstash 2.2.2 in Ubuntu as a service (sudo service logstash start) and I want to have as much speed (in shipping) as possible. Is it better to run several instances in the same box or using as much memory and RAM as possible in one instance? I'm trying to do the latest... so..
There is /etc/init.d/logstash. In there, is an option: LS_HEAP_SIZE="1g". If I want to make it faster, should I put a bigger number there? My server has 64G in RAM, so I put LS_HEAP_SIZE="31g", but the server is using only a little of the RAM.
Bottom line... what is the best way to make Logstash run as fast as possible?
PS: I also wanted to try the "-w" flag. Is that a good option? Where should I to put it in the /etc/init.d/logstash file? In the "args" section?
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