Re: RAID 1 Performance (Backups)

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Am 16.10.18 um 12:46 schrieb Shaun Glass:
> We have some servers that that we have setup RAID 1 with mdadm. The
> layout is having one disk in one VMWare Datastore and the other in
> another VMWare Datastore. These are RHEL 7 Servers. LVM With EXT4
> Filesystems.
> 
> Now they seem to function perfectly well without too much performance
> impact until we run backups in the evening. Here we see backups
> basically taking 5 times as long to complete as they normally would.
> We use TSM for backups and it is typically flat file backups.
> 
> Please note these Datastores are in different DC's with a big network
> link between. Since performance during the day is perfectly fine, we
> are a bit lost as to why backups are taking so long.
> 
> Any suggestions?

because backups produce a lot of load and a simple RAID1 mirror with
rotating disk by definition is not a fast storage

with RAID10 write performance is doubled and in the best case large
reads are splitted over all 4 disks




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