Re: RAID-1 can (sometimes) be 3x faster than RAID-10

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Hi keld,

Thanks for the reply.

On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 12:04:20PM +0200, keld@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> you need to clarify which layout you use with md raid10.

I did not bother as I included the commands for the array setup
which should indicate that default layout was used.

> the layouts are near, far and offset, with very different performance characteristics.

I did not think these would be of any interest on SSD/NVMe which is
my main concern and is the area where RAID-1 outperforms RAID-1 by a
factor of 3 for 100% 4KiB random reads.

> far and offset are designed to be faster than near, which I understand that you use.
> So why are you using the slowest md raid10 layout, and not mentioning this fact?

Because I did not see the point of a non-default layout for fast
flash devices.

> maybe you could run your tests for all 3 layouts?

Yes I will be happy to do this and see what happens but I'm not
optimistic that it will change matters so that RAID-10 is able to
direct most reads to the fastest half.

Still it may be interesting by itself if it does have some effect
even on SSD/NVMe.

Cheers,
Andy



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