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Eugene Vilensky wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Things are working, but seem pretty slow. I'm getting about 10mb/sec.
I was wondering where the bottleneck could be? Is there a way to
optimize the NFS service for better throughput?
I am accessing over 127.0.0.1
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Are the server and client coming from the same back-end spindles (I
realize this is localhost)? How many spindles are involved?
If you are reading/writing to the same disk(s) expect seeking to eat
up the vast majority of potential throughput unless you have a total
pool of sufficient IOPS.
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One server is a single drive and a second server has two 300gb
velociraptors mirrored on a Dell Perc 5/i. <br>
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Either way I should be getting higher speeds. I'm getting about over
100MB/s when testing /dev/sda3 with hdparm. <br>
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Is there a test I can do to eliminate the disks as a bottleneck? Maybe
set something up in RAM?<br>
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Russ<br>
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