Performance is really bad when I run from vstart.sh

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By default the vstart.sh setup would put all data below a directory called ?dev? in the source tree.  In that case you?re using a single spindle.  The vstart script isn?t intended for performance testing.

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On Jul 2, 2014, at 5:48 PM, Zhe Zhang <Zhe_Zhang at symantec.com> wrote:

> Hi folks,
>  
> I run ceph on a single node which contains 25 hard drives and each @7200 RPM. I write raw data into the array, it achieved 2 GB/s. I presumed the performance of ceph could go beyond 1 GB/s. but when I compile and ceph code and run development mode with vstart.sh, the average throughput is only 200 MB/s for rados bench write.
> I suspected it was due to the debug mode when I configure the source code, and I disable the gdb with ./configure CFLAGS=?-O3? CXXFLAGS=?O3? (avoid ??g? flag). But it did not help at all.
> I switched to the repository, and install ceph with ceph-deploy, the performance achieved 800 MB/s. Since I did not successfully set up the ceph with ceph-deploy, and there are still some pg at ?creating+incomplete? state, I guess this could impact the performance.
> Anyway, could someone give me some suggestions? Why it is so slow when I run from vstart.sh?
>  
> Best,
> Zhe
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