Re: Sequential placement

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I think rados bench is actually creating new objects with each IO.
Can you paste in the command you used?
-Sam

On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 7:28 AM, daniel pol <daniel_pol@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi !
>
> Ceph newbie here with a placement question. I'm trying to get a simple Ceph
> setup to run well with sequential reads big packets (>256k).
> This is for learning/benchmarking purpose only and the setup I'm working
> with has a single server with 2 data drives, one OSD on each, journals on
> the OS drive, no replication, dumpling release.
> When running rados bench or using a rbd block device the performance is only
> 35%-50% of what the underlying XFS filesystem can do and when I look at the
> IO trace I see random IO going to the physical disk, while the IO at ceph
> layer is sequential. Haven't tested CephFS yet but expect similar results
> there.
> Looking for advice on how to configure Ceph to generate sequential read IO
> pattern to the underlying physical disk.
>
> Have a nice day,
> Dani
>
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