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05-26-2010 08:28 AM
05-26-2010 08:28 AM
Slow EVA performance allocation unit/IOPS
We are getting high latencies and on our EVA8100.We have 56 1TB drives grouped, with vdisks being presented at 2TB. 2003 Server x86. We tend to hit a read requests of 450-800+ Read Latency of 11-30+, AV Queue Depth of 10-20. I’m under the impression if the allocation unit size is changed from 4kb to 16kb+ on our backup server there would be much less IOPS. Most files on our backup servers are in the Gigabytes in size, there should be almost no loss in disk space. On my email servers I’m debating changing my allocation size from 4kb to 16kb for the same reason. Any advise will be appreciated.
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05-26-2010 10:44 AM
05-26-2010 10:44 AM
Re: Slow EVA performance allocation unit/IOPS
That math I came up with was 66fata disks * 34-IOPS at vRAID 5 = 2244-IOPS. 2244-IOPS * 4KB Clusters = 8976 KB. When I check the logs the SAN throughput peeks 5MB +/- 93MB. If I increase the cluster size to 16KB 35904KB throughput @ 32KB cluster throughput 71808KB. Lost of disk space would be negligable.
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