On Thu, 8 Jan 2009, Carsten Aulbert wrote:
>>
>> My experience with iozone is that it refuses to run on an NFS client of
>> a Solaris server using ZFS since it performs a test and then refuses to
>> work since it says that the filesystem is not implemented correctly.
>> Commenting a line of code in
Hi Bob.
Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
>> Here is the current example - can anyone with deeper knowledge tell me
>> if these are reasonable values to start with?
>
> Everything depends on what you are planning do with your NFS access. For
> example, the default blocksize for zfs is 128K. My example test
On Thu, 8 Jan 2009, Carsten Aulbert wrote:
> for the people higher up the ladder), but someone gave a hint to use
> multiple threads for testing the ops/s and here I'm a bit at a loss how
> to understand the results and if the values are reasonable or not.
I will admit that some research is requi
Hi all,
among many other things I recently restarted benchmarking ZFS over NFS3
performance between X4500 (host) and Linux clients. I've just iozone
quite a while ago and am still a bit at a loss understanding the
results. The automatic mode is pretty ok (and generates nice 3D plots
for the people
