I would recommend a dedicated faster low latency device for journaling. If cost is an issue, you can try to swap the 2 CPUs for a single CPU, like the 5120. This also gets you out of any NUMA related issues. The reigning king for Ceph journals
is dead (Intel P3700), but there are a few other options out there, including some NVMe options from Micron, like the 9200 Max. Warren From: ceph-users <ceph-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Réal Waite <Real.Waite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hello, We'd liked to setup a Ceph Cluster for IOPS-optimized Workloads. Our needs are for object storage (S3A for Spark, Boto for Python notebooks,…), RBD and, eventually, CephFS workloads. Trough different readings for IOPS-optimized Ceph Workloads, we think to buy this kind of servers for the OSD:
We will used the latest stable Luminous Ceph release support by RedHat. Therefore, we will used the XFS filesystem with the journal co-located with OSDs on the same SSD.
We will begin with 9 OSD servers and we will use a 3X or, maybe, a 2X replication factor since it is a all flash Ceph cluster. What do you think of this configuration? Réal Waite |
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