Hello Cephers,
During our testing, I found that the filestore throttling became a limiting
factor for performance, the four settings (with default value) are:
filestore queue max ops = 50
filestore queue max bytes = 100 << 20
filestore queue committing max ops = 500
filestore queue committing max bytes = 100 << 20
My understanding is, if we lift the threshold, the response for op (end to end)
could be improved a lot during high load, and that is one reason to have
journal. The downside is that if there is a read following a successful write,
the read might stuck longer as the object is not flushed.
Is my understanding correct here?
If that is the tradeoff and read after write is not a concern in our use case,
can I lift the parameters to below values?
filestore queue max ops = 500
filestore queue max bytes = 200 << 20
filestore queue committing max ops = 500
filestore queue committing max bytes = 200 << 20
It turns out very helpful during PG peering stage (e.g. OSD down and up).
Thanks,
Guang
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