Gluster native client very slow

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Le 06/09/2013 15:22, Olivier Desport a ?crit :
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> Le 06/09/2013 15:15, Vijay Bellur a ?crit :
>> On 09/06/2013 05:46 PM, Olivier Desport wrote:
>>> Hello,
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>>> I'm testing a two nodes glusterfs distributed cluster (version 3.3.1-1)
>>> on Debian 7. The two nodes write on the same iscsi volume on a SAN.
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>>> When I try to write an 1G file with dd, I have the following results :
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>>> NFS : 107 Mbytes/s
>>> Gluster client : 8 Mbytes/sec
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>> What is the block size being used with dd? With smaller block sizes, 
>> write throughput on native client would be low. If a bigger block 
>> size like 128 KB is used, the throughput would be better.
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>> -Vijay
> The block size is 1k :
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> dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/cms/500m-client-gluster-2 bs=1k count=500000
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I tried with bs=128k and the write speed is 222 MBytes/s !


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>>> My /etc/fstab on the client :
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>>> /etc/glusterfs/cms.vol /data/cms glusterfs defaults 0 0
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>>> I'd like to use the gluster protocol because it can give me HA. Can you
>>> help me to increase the perfs ?
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>>> Thanks.
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