From: Ming Z. <mi...@el...> - 2004-06-24 14:48:14
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HI, how can it achieve 300MB/s? cache effect at initiator side? ming On Thu, 2004-06-24 at 10:18, FUJITA Tomonoro wrote: > Hello again, > > Here is a read intensive benchmark, Network Server benchmark, designed > to produce the workloads seen by HTTP or FTP servers. The benchmark > can read many files in random order. I ran the benchmark with 512, 2 > MB files. All the files were placed in one directory. > > The goal of the benchmark was to evaluate how much the page cache > effected the performance. Therefore, I started the benchmark with both > the initiator and target in a hot cache. > > o Target > CPU : Xeon 2.8GHz > Mem : 2GB > Disk : Maxtor Atlas 10K SCSI (10000 RPM) / LSI Logic 53C103 > NIC : Intel Pro/1000 MT > Kernel : 2.4.25 > > o Initiator > CPU : Xeon 2.0GHz > Mem : 1GB > NIC : Intel Pro/1000 MT > Kernel : 2.6.4 > > - The initiator box runs the Cisco iSCSI driver v4.0.1.1. > > - The initiator box uses an ext2 file system with a 4 KB block size on > a logical unit that targets provide. > > I did this test a few months ago by using a modified Ardis target, > which became our target version 0.0.1. So you'll see slight difference > results if you do the test with the current version. > > Bye, -- -------------------------------------------------- | Ming Zhang, PhD. Student | Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering | College of Engineering | University of Rhode Island | Kingston RI. 02881 | e-mail: mingz at ele.uri.edu | Tel. (401) 874-2293 | Fax. (401) 782-6422 | http://www.ele.uri.edu/~mingz/ -------------------------------------------------- |