Re: Faster read performance DURING (?) resync on raid10

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On Thursday September 25, daniel.zetterman@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> I have done some automated scripted tests with bonnie++ over RAID10 and
> encryption, using different encryption cipher modes to evaluate the impact
> on I/O operations.
> The strange thing is that I can see a significant increase in read
> performance (about 20%) when running the tests DURING the raid resync phase
> directly after the raid creation as appose to running it after the resync,
> or after I create the array with --assume-clean (which skips initial
> resync).

Sounds like the read-balancing is doing exactly the wrong thing -
quite possible.

What layout are you using (near, far, offset?), how many devices?

NeilBrown
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