Pål Baltzersen wrote:
Try mounting the other way, so you read form NFS and write to ZFS (~DAS). That
should perform significantly better.
NFS write is slow (compared to read) because of syncronous ack.
If you for some reason cant mount the other way, then you may want to play with
NFS mount-opt
Try mounting the other way, so you read form NFS and write to ZFS (~DAS). That
should perform significantly better.
NFS write is slow (compared to read) because of syncronous ack.
If you for some reason cant mount the other way, then you may want to play with
NFS mount-options for write-buffer si
On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 08:26:37PM -0700, Paul Armstrong wrote:
> GIven you're not using compression for rsync, the only thing I can
> think if would be that the stream compression of SSH is helping
> here.
SSH compresses by default? I thought you had to specify -oCompression
and/or -oCompressionL
GIven you're not using compression for rsync, the only thing I can think if
would be that the stream compression of SSH is helping here.
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