Re: read and write speed.

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2011/5/31 djlee064 <djlee064@xxxxxxxxx>:
> A bit off, but can you Fyodor, and all of devs run
>
> dd if=/dev/null of=/cephmount/file bs=1M count=10000 Â (10gb)
> dd if=/dev/null of=/cephmount/file bs=1M count=50000 Â (50gb)
> dd if=/dev/null of=/cephmount/file bs=1M count=100000 (100gb)
>
> and continue to 200gb,... 500gb
>
> see the MB/s difference, Âexpecting an enormous difference, e.g.,
> starts ~200MB/s and drops down to well less than 50MB/s or even less
> (Depending on the #disk, but about 12MB/s per-disk is what I have
> analyzed)
> I feel that Fyodor's and the rest of you are testing only a very small
> part, the high rate at the start is likely to be due to the journal
> size.

It's client-side caching effect. Without adding the option
conv=fdatasync (or fsync), dd returns the throughput without flushing
the data.

--Henry
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