Using IOZone to simulate DB access patterns

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All,

I've been using Bonnie++ for ages to do filesystem testing of new DB servers. But Josh Drake recently turned me on to IOZone.

Thing is, IOZone offers a huge complex series of parameters, so I'd really like to have some idea of how to configure it so its results are applicable to database performance.

For example, I have a database which is expected to grow to around 200GB in size, most of which consists of two tables partioned into 0.5GB chunks. Reads and writes are consistent and fairly random. The system has 8 cores. How would you configure IOZone to test a filesystem for this?

--Josh Berkus

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