Re: Did maximum performance reached?

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As I'm understanding now that's in this case (30 disks) 10Gbit Network is not a bottleneck!

With other HW config ( + 5 OSD nodes = + 50 disks ) I'd get 3400 MB/s,
and 3 clients can work on full bandwidth, yes?

OK, let's try ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Perhaps, somebody has more suggestions for increasing performance:
1. NVMe journals, 
2. btrfs over osd
3. ssd-based osds,
4. 15K hdds 
5. RAID 10 on each OSD node
.....
everybody - brainstorm!!!

>John:
>Your expected bandwidth (with size=2 replicas) will be (900MB/s * 3)/2 =
>1300MB/s -- so I think you're actually doing pretty well with your
>1367MB/s number.










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