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amit at tonian

Aug 8, 2012, 1:13 PM

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Does anyone have performance numbers for DRBD over SSDs

Hi,
DRBD documentation talks about tuning performance when using DRBD with hard
drives. It does not mention SSDs... In fact the last time I found it
mentioned (in this forum, a year and a half ago), was when it was
recomended to use Infiniband and not expect much...
http://lists.linbit.com/pipermail/drbd-user/2011-January/015504.html

It would be great if someone can share the performance numbers and/or
expirience they had trying to do this.

Thanks,
Amit


nik.martin at nfinausa

Aug 16, 2012, 2:53 PM

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Re: Does anyone have performance numbers for DRBD over SSDs [In reply to]

 
 
 

Regards,

Nik

 


 
 
 

 




On 2012-08-08, 15:13, Amit Golander (amit [at] tonian) wrote:


Hi,
DRBD documentation talks about tuning performance when using DRBD with hard drives. It does not mention SSDs... In fact the last time I found it mentioned (in this forum, a year and a half ago), was when it was recomended to use Infiniband and not expect much...

http://lists.linbit.com/pipermail/drbd-user/2011-January/015504.html



It would be great if someone can share the performance numbers and/or expirience they had trying to do this.
 
 
Thanks,
   Amit

 

Are you referring to sync rate?  You will always be limited to your I/O Subsystem's bus speed.  That said, with 10GbE directly connecting two storage servers that are RAID6 with hard drives on SATA 3.0 busses, I was able to achieve sustained sync rates of 620 MB/sec, or 82% of the bus speed on the initial sync.  I would not expect SSD to perform any better on initial sync.  That said, the higher IOPS of SSDs will certailny mean that the parallel sync/read/write times will not degrade as fast as they do on HDs, and on SSD random seek time goes away, since there is no seeking on an SSD.

 

Regards,



Nik Martin
VP of Business Development
nfina Technologies, Inc.
Relentless Reliability
http://nfinausa.com
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