Re: MAX IOPS - s/w scaling issues?

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On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Arun Jagatheesan
<arun.jagatheesan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> We are trying some experiments on our linux raid. We are having bottleneck
> in scaling the RAID after ~250K IOPS.  Is there a known issue of s/w max
> limit or is it simply an issue of configuration?
>
> We have (16 x 64G) SSDs on a RAID0. Our IOPS on this RAID0 stops at 250K
> (even with lesser or more SSD drives).    Whereas we get 540K IOPS with the
> same number of SSDs (RAW no RAID). We find a linear scale-up for each SSD we
> add to RAID0 until we reach ~250K IOPS limit. After the RAID0 reaches this
> limit, its just a straight line plateau with no increase in performance.

What are the specs of the rest of the system, and was does top/vmstat look like?

-Dave
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