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10-21-2005 11:06 PM
10-21-2005 11:06 PM
why LVM performance lower than ext3
hardware: HP Proliant DL585 + MSA1500
Use same Lun on MSA1500:
LVM: copy 10GB file , need 10mins
ext3: copy 10GB file , need 5mins
I want to confirm if LV IO performance lower
than ext3 ?
How can I tune LVM IO performance ?
thanks for your help in advance !
Use same Lun on MSA1500:
LVM: copy 10GB file , need 10mins
ext3: copy 10GB file , need 5mins
I want to confirm if LV IO performance lower
than ext3 ?
How can I tune LVM IO performance ?
thanks for your help in advance !
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10-22-2005 03:29 AM
10-22-2005 03:29 AM
Re: why LVM performance lower than ext3
Hi,
ext3 this is filesystem type and LVM it is volume manager - you can't compare this.
What type of FS you have on LV created in LVM group ?
ext3 this is filesystem type and LVM it is volume manager - you can't compare this.
What type of FS you have on LV created in LVM group ?
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10-22-2005 04:02 PM
10-22-2005 04:02 PM
Re: why LVM performance lower than ext3
Hi Gora ,
Thanks you help!
LVM FS type = ext3
my test :
dd if=/dev/zero of=1.out bs=1k count=10240k
dd need only 2mins
but I cp 1.out 2.out
cp need about 10mins
so i tune LVM readahead as below:
lvcreate -r 120 -L 100GB vg1
but cp 10GB still need 10mins
Thanks you help!
LVM FS type = ext3
my test :
dd if=/dev/zero of=1.out bs=1k count=10240k
dd need only 2mins
but I cp 1.out 2.out
cp need about 10mins
so i tune LVM readahead as below:
lvcreate -r 120 -L 100GB vg1
but cp 10GB still need 10mins
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10-23-2005 08:51 PM
10-23-2005 08:51 PM
Re: why LVM performance lower than ext3
hi,
the dd command you are using doesn't read data from disk, but it only writes.
the cp command instead reads and writes on the same disk, and this is obviously much slower.
these are two different activities, so it isn't a good test.
ciao
Claudio
the dd command you are using doesn't read data from disk, but it only writes.
the cp command instead reads and writes on the same disk, and this is obviously much slower.
these are two different activities, so it isn't a good test.
ciao
Claudio
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