How to identify "hot" files?

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Dmitry2016-01-17 10:05:13

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Dmitry, 2016-01-17 10:05:13

How to identify "hot" files?

Hello. There was a necessity to define "hot" files for removal of peak loading. How exactly is this done? I did not find information as such, but I mean that this is due to the number of file accesses. Please point in the right direction. Thank you)

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sim3x, 2016-01-17
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The kernel itself will figure out what needs to be put in the cache

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