From: Chris S. <ck...@cs...> - 2012-01-19 17:59:42
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| Just wondering what kind of performance people are getting out of | their IET SANs. I have just run a disk IO test on my windows server | 2008 R2 server using sqlio and got the following results: Aggregate IET throughput in our environment can saturate two one-gigabit Ethernet links; this takes simultaneous IO from multiple disks at once. On a disk that I can conveniently test on right now, I can get an older version of Solaris 10 to do somewhat over half of the single-disk read bandwidth (although I'm not sure I'm testing this in the optimal way); 67 Mbytes/sec over iSCSI versus 110 MBytes/sec on the iSCSI backend itself. Single-disk random IO is of course seek-limited. Our environment can easily saturate the seek rate of hard disks; I haven't tested with SSDs. (We are using blockio with the deadline scheduler.) - cks |