>> Ultimately this seems to be an FIO issue. If I use "--iodepth X" or "-- >iodepth=X" on the FIO command line I always get queue depth 1. After >switching to specifying "iodepth=X" in the body of the FIO workload file I do >get the desired queue depth and I can immediately see performance is much >higher (a full re-test is underway, I can share some results when complete if >anyone is curious). This seems to have effectively worked around the >problem, although I'm still curious why the command line parameters don't >have the desired effect. Thanks for the responses! >> > >Strange! I do most of our testing using the command line parameters as well. >What version of fio are you using? Maybe there is a bug. For what it's worth, >I'm using --iodepth=X, and fio version 1.59 from the Ubuntu precise >repository. > >Mark FIO --version reports 2.0.8. Installed on Ubuntu 13.04 from the default repositories (just did an 'apt-get install fio'). _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list ceph-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.ceph.com/listinfo.cgi/ceph-users-ceph.com
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