Re: [Networker] recommendations for networker server upgrade
2008-05-02 01:57:39
> "Co-incidently I am looking at sequential I/O issues on a Sun
> Fire 6900
> which comes down to UFS - benchmarked UFS at 20Mb/s, ZFS at 210Mb/s on
> the same device (DMX-3 LUN). Yes - 10 fold improvement and it wasnt
> filesystem caching."
>
> Care to share your ZFS tuning ?
>
>From memory I vaguely recall that the ufs was found to be performing
badly because it had been grown in small increments via growfs over a
period of years, had regularly been up to 100% full and the internal
structure was a mess.. But the question this raises is if you can abuse
zfs in similar ways and also have it end up being inefficient.
That zfs test was right out of the box settings, I still don't really
know how to tune it much other that switching off checksums. I expect
it's able to go that fast when the filesystem is empty. The backend LUN
was on a DMX-3 RAID 10 on FC disks, the DMX's have a lot of ram cache
too..
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