Hello list,
i'm still thinking about optimal OSD hardware and while reading through
the mailinglist and wiki had some questions.
I want to use SSD so my idea was to use a fast single socket cpu with
8-10 SSD disks per OSD.
I got the following recommandations through the mailinglist:
"Dual socket servers will be overkill given the setup you're describing.
Our WAG rule of thumb is 1GHz of modern CPU per OSD daemon. You might
consider it if you decided you wanted to do an OSD per disk instead
(that's a more common configuration, but it requires more CPU and RAM
per disk and we don't know yet which is the better choice)."
but in my tests i see a CPU usage of 160% + 15% kworker per OSD Daemon
on a 3,6ghz intel xeon CPU. That's far away of 1GHz per OSD. That's
around 6,3Ghz per OSD. Is anything wrong here?
When i want to use 8-10 SSD Disks i need around 20 cores with 3,6Ghz.
But there is no single socket with 20 cores with 3,6Ghz.
Or should i consider using a Raid 5 or 6?
Anything wrong?
Stefan
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