Bluestore's deferred write queue doesn't act like Filestore's journal because
a) it's very small = 64 requests b) it doesn't have a background flush thread.
Bluestore basically refuses to do writes faster than the HDD can do them
_on_average_. With Filestore you can have 1000-2000 write iops until the
journal becomes full. After that the performance will drop to 30-50 iops with
very unstable latency. With Bluestore you only get 100-300 iops, but these
100-300 iops are always stable :-)
I'd recommend bcache. It should perform much better than ceph's tiering.
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With best regards,
Vitaliy Filippov
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