Re: RAID 5 doesn't scale

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> Note also that you're doing 4KB random writes against RAID5.  This is
> going to generate substantial RMW cycles.  The Intel X25-M G2 is not a
> speed daemon.  Its published max 4KB IOPS throughput is for purely
> random writes, not the read+write pattern created by parity RMW.  So
> while your random read should get a nice jump with this test, your
> random write may not improve as much.  The limitation here is a function
> of the SSD controller on the X25-M G2, not md/RAID5.  If you test 5
> drives in md/RAID0 you'll see a bump in random write IOPS.
> 

It seems so. I let fio run a bit longer and in each settings the ssd-
performance decreased after few minutes. While mpstat still showed ~100% ssd-
utilization.




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