Confirm these stride and stripe-width values?

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Hi,

I've configured a dm logical volume with thin provisioning using a
single md device which is configured as a 3-drive RAID-10 (aka RAID1e,
I think) array in the default "near" configuration. My chunk size is
the default 64k. And the fs is to use the default 4k blocks. There are
3 devices + 1 spare.


I've used this command to format it as ext4:

mkfs.ext4 -E stride=16 -E stripe-width=48 /dev/VolumeGroup/VolumeName

I'm seeing poor performance on writes. Only about 43MB/sec in
bonnie++. By comparison, formatting XFS without specifying a stride or
stripe-width gets me 83MB/s. (My understanding is that XFS
autoconfigures the values when running on md/lvm2. It that correct?)

Am I doing something wrong when I format the ext4 fs?

Thanks for any guidance.

-Steve Bergman
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