Re: [ceph][nautilus] prformances with db/wal on nvme

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Many thanks, Janne
Ignazio

Il giorno mer 20 mag 2020 alle ore 12:32 Janne Johansson <
icepic.dz@xxxxxxxxx> ha scritto:

> Den ons 20 maj 2020 kl 12:14 skrev Ignazio Cassano <
> ignaziocassano@xxxxxxxxx>:
>
>> Hello Janne, so do you think we must move from 10Gbs to 40 or 100GBs to
>> to make the most of nvme ?
>>
>
> I think there are several factors to weigh in, when you need to maximize
> performance, from putting BIOS into performance mode, having as fast
> network as possible (some say 40 is 4x10 so 25Gbit is still faster in
> latency than 40GE, but don't quote me on that) and so on. Also, in my
> experience, nvmes can eat lots more parallel writes than ssds, so a single
> test might just be easy enough for both drives to accept, whereas if you
> had 100s of writers at the same time, it might favor the nvmes who would
> not slow down as fast as ssds would in such a case.
> Perhaps the nvmes will be far better everytime the rocksdb does
> level-compactions so that it doesn't give you better write numbers in
> tests, but less stalls when/if the DB needs reorganizing.
>
> On the other hand, if writes always are huge and evil and long-lasting,
> sooner or later you will be capped by how much data the backend disks can
> take, regardless of the performance of nvme/ssd WAL/DBs.
>
> Doing both local and remote (which you did) benchmarks, looking at iostat
> for both nvme and ssds while doing the test and perhaps most important of
> all, knowing when an acceptable result is achieved.
> If you have a target to reach and you reach it then perhaps moving on to
> other parts of designing is best.
>
>
>> So we create a vm on the pool with db.wal on ssd and a vm on the pool with
>>>> db/wal on nvme.
>>>> Fio performances are almost the same on both .
>>>> What do you think about it ?
>>>> I expect better performance on pool with db/wal on pci express nvme
>>>>
>>>
>>> Perhaps most of the time is lost talking over the network, making the
>>> small differences in how well ssd -vs- nvme perform not visible.
>>>
>>
> --
> May the most significant bit of your life be positive.
>
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