Re: storing pg logs outside of rocksdb

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Hi Josh,
  Wondering how this conclusion is deduced, could you please
share the related experimental results, so that to estimate the
potential performance gain

Cheers,
Li Wang


2018-03-28 9:43 GMT+08:00 Josh Durgin <jdurgin@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi Lisa, your presentation last week at Cephalocon was quite convincing.
>
> Recordings aren't available yet, so perhaps you can share your slides.
>
> For those who weren't there, Lisa tested many configurations of rocksdb
> with bluestore to attempt to keep the pg log out of level 0 in rocksdb,
> and thus avoid a large source of write amplification.
>
> None of these tunings were successful, so the conclusion was that the pg
> log ought to be stored outside of rocksdb.
>
> Lisa, what are your thoughts on how to store the pg log?
>
> For historical reference, it was moved into leveldb originally to make
> it easier to program against correctly [0], but the current PGLog code
> has grown too complex despite that.
>
> Josh
>
> [0]
> https://github.com/ceph/ceph/commit/1ef94200e9bce5e0f0ac5d1e563421a9d036c203
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