DownloadGlusterFS 1.2.1-BENKI Aggregated I/O vs NFSv4 Benchmark
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GlusterFS 1.2.1-BENKI Aggregated I/O Benchmark on 16 brick server and 64 clients over Infiniband SDP transport. Multiple 'dd' of varying blocks are read and written from multiple clients simultaneously.
NOTE: This benchmark is done for File I/O only. For metadata (stat(), readdir() etc) operations, benchmarks are not available.
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GlusterFS Brick Config
- Processor - Dual Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU 5160 @ 3.00GHz
- RAM - 8GB FB-DIMM
- Linux Kernel - 2.6.18-5+em64t+ofed111 (Debian)
- Disk: SATA-II 500GB
- Mellanox MHGS18-XT/S Infiniband HCA
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NFS Server Config
- Processor - Dual Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU 5160 @ 3.00GHz
- RAM - 8GB FB-DIMM
- Linux Kernel - 2.6.18-5+em64t+ofed111 (Debian)
- Disk: SATA-II 500GB
- Mellanox MHGS18-XT/S Infiniband HCA
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Client Config
- Processor - Single Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 3.40GHz
- RAM - 4GB DDR2 (533 MHz)
- Linux Kernel - 2.6.18-5+em64t+ofed111 (Debian)
- Mellanox MHGS18-XT/S Infiniband HCA
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Interconnect Switch
- Voltaire 9288 96 port Infiniband Switch (14U)
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GlusterFS 16 bricks (with ip-sdp transport) Vs NFS
Note that transfer rate is in BYTES per second (multiply by 8 for BITS per second).
Notes
- Single GlusterFS brick can perform better than single NFS server.
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GlusterFS performance with 64 clients and varying servers
Notes
- With increased number of server, the overall performance increases linearly.
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