GFS ping_pong test results
Abhijith Das
adas at redhat.com
Tue Aug 14 17:08:05 GMT 2007
Hi,
I saw a few posts (a few weeks old) with ping_pong test numbers on GFS1 and RHEL4.
The cluster-wide posix lock performance in RHEL4+GFS1 is not as good as it is
in RHEL5+GFS1.
How to setup the cluster:
http://sources.redhat.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/cluster/doc/usage.txt?rev=1.39&content-type=text/plain&cvsroot=cluster
Below are the numbers we came up with.
gfs_controld limits plocks by default in order to not flood the network. You can
allow unlimited plocks by starting gfs_controld with the -l0 option.
'gfs_controld -l0'
Are these numbers comparable to gpfs?
Thanks,
--Abhi
1 node 2 nodes 3 nodes 4 nodes
4 node cluster
ping_pong test.dat 2550-2570 2070-2100 1780-1800 900-910
ping_pong test.dat -rw 2510-2560 40-45 25-30 19
ping_pong test.dat -rwm 2550-2570 70-90 30-35 23
3 node cluster
ping_pong test.dat 3100-3200 2400-2500 1350-2050 [*]
ping_pong test.dat -rw 3100-3200 30-45 [+] 20-30
ping_pong test.dat -rwm 3100-3200 50-90 28-32
2 node cluster
ping_pong test.dat 3700-3800 2700-2800
ping_pong test.dat -rw 3700-3800 35-45 [+]
ping_pong test.dat -rwm 3700-3800 55-70
1 node cluster
ping_pong test.dat 8300-8500
ping_pong test.dat -rw 6300-6500
ping_pong test.dat -rwm 7300-7700
- Tests ran with N of 4 and 5.
- The 3 node cluster had much less consistent results in general.
[*] Sometimes this number is fixed around 1350, other times fixed around 2050,
don't know why the difference.
[+] This number I was seeing around 200 in the past.
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