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Hey all, I’m currently pouring through the ceph docs trying to familiarize myself with the product before I begin my cluster build-out for a virtualized environment. One area which I’ve been looking into is disk throughput/performance. I stumbled onto the following site: http://www.sebastien-han.fr/blog/2012/08/26/ceph-benchmarks/ 1)
I’m not sure where this info below originates as I did not see this on the ceph doc site, unless it is hidden in some dark corner somewhere. Anyone point me to a wiki/url? 2)
Can someone describe this 50/50 split of journal vs filesystem (assume it has something to do with filestore flush)? “Consideration about the ceph’s journal. The journal is by design the component that could be severely and easily improved. Take a little step back over it. As a reminder the ceph’s journal serves 2 purposes:
The journal can operate in 2 modes called parallel and writeahead, the given mode is automatically detected
according to the file system in use by the OSD backend storage. The parallel mode is only supported by Btrfs. In practice, common gigabits network can write 100 MB/sec. Let say that you store your journal and your backend
storage are stored on the same disk. This disk has a write speed of 100 MB/sec. With the default writeahead mode the write speed will be split after 5 seconds (the default duration during the one the journal starts to flush to the backend filesystem). The first 5 sec writes at 100 MB/sec, after that writes are splitted like so:
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