Re: Increase or performance tune READ perf for glusterfs distributed volume

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Hi Deepak,

Are you reading a small file data-set or large files data-set and secondly, volume is mounted using which protocol?

for small files data-set :-

gluster volume set vol-name cluster.lookup-optimize on (default=off)

gluster volume set vol-name server.event-threads 4 (default=2)

gluster volume set vol-name client.event-threads 4 (default=2)

and do a re-balance on the volume and then check the performance, we generally see a performance bump up when we turn these parameter on.

Thanks & regards

Karan Sandha


On 03/08/2017 02:21 AM, Deepak Naidu wrote:

Is there are any tuning param for READ,  I need to set to get maximum throughput on glusterfs distributed volume read performance. Currently, I am trying to compare this with my local SSD Disk performance.

 

·         My local SSD(/dev/sdb) can random read 6.3TB in 56 minutes on XFS filesystem.

·         I have 2x node distributed glusterfs volume. When I read the same workload, it takes around 63 minutes.  

·         Network is IPoIB using RDMA. Infiniband network is 1x 100 Gb/sec (4X EDR)

 

Any suggestion is appreciated.

 

--

Deepak


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