Re: RAID 5 doesn't scale

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> I'm very sorry but now i can't confirm anymore that stripe_cache_size 
helps.
> 
> My test was to short. With every minute the IOPS decrease. So 
> stripe_cache_size does only help for very short tests. 
> 
> I will provide details in another post.
> 


Now i wish i could delete the post. As the SSD performance decrease with 
running time (within minutes) i'm not sure if the better performance with 
higher stripe_cache_size would be constant over time or is more a effect 
from a fresh empty cache that ceases with time (in my scenario with writing 
many small random blocks)

Short tests results:

Raid 5, 3 SSD
stripe_cache_size 	noop	deadline (tuned)
256	                18914	18730
16384	                18161	19766

Raid 5, 4 SSD
stripe_cache_size 	noop	deadline (tuned)
256	                11863	13716
16384	                13186	14688



Peter

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