Re: which raid level gives maximum overall speed? (raid-10,f2 vs. raid-0)

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On Tue, Feb 05, 2008 at 05:28:27PM -0500, Justin Piszcz wrote:
> 
> 
> >Could you give some figures?
> 
> I remember testing with bonnie++ and raid10 was about half the speed 
> (200-265 MiB/s) as RAID5 (400-420 MiB/s) for sequential output, but input 
> was closer to RAID5 speeds/did not seem affected (~550MiB/s).

Impressive. What levet of raid10 was involved? and what type of
equipment, how many disks? Maybe the better output for raid5 could be
due to some striping - AFAIK raid5 will be striping quite well, and 
writes almost equal to reading time indicates that the writes are
striping too.

best regards
keld
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