On 09/26/2018 10:21 AM, Shyam Ranganathan wrote: > 4. Performance testing/benchmarking > - I would be using smallfile and FIO to baseline 3.12 and 4.1 and test > RC0 for any major regressions > - If we already know of any please shout out so that we are aware of > the problems and upcoming fixes to the same Managed to complete this yesterday, and attached are the results. The comparison is between 4.1.5 and 5.0 to understand if there are any mojor regressions, the tests themselves need to be tuned better in the future, but help to provide an initial look into the comparing releases. Observations (just some top ones, not details, considering at least a 5% delta from prior release numbers): - ls -l tests with smallfile on dist-arbiter volumes seems to have regressed - create tests with smallfile on dist-arbiter volumes seems to have improved - FIO sequential write performance remains mostly the same across volume types - FIO sequential read performance seems to degrade on certain volume types - FIO random write performance seems to degrade on certain volume types - FIO random read performance seems to have improved across volume types Goof-ups: - The volume creation ansible play just laid out bricks in host order, hence for tests like dist-dispers-4x(4+2) all 6 bricks of the same subvolume ended up on the same host. Interestingly this happened across both versions compared, and hence the pattern was the same, allowing some base comparisons. Next steps: - I will be running the tests that gave inconsistent results with RC1 when we build the same - It would be useful for component owners to take a look and call out possible causes for some of the degrades, if already known Shyam
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