Hi All,
I've run into a massive performance problem after upgrading to Solaris 11
Express from oSol 134.
Previously the server was performing a batch write every 10-15 seconds and the
client servers (connected via NFS and iSCSI) had very low wait times. Now I'm
seeing constant writes to the
1MB/s).
I've also tried setting the logbias to throughput and latency but they both
perform around the same level.
Thanks
-Matt
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Gabriel [mailto:andrew.gabr...@oracle.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 27 April 2011 3:41 PM
To: Matthew Anderson
Cc: 'zfs-discuss
Hi All,
I've run into a problem with my OpenSolaris system and NTFS, I can't seem to
make sense of it.
The server running the virtual machines is Ubuntu Server 10.04 running KVM.
Storage is presented via NFS over Infiniband. ZFS is not running compression or
dedup. Zil is also currently
I'm currently having a few problems with my storage server. Server specs are -
Open Solaris snv_134
Supermicro X8DTi motherboard
Intel Xeon 5520
6x 4GB DDR3
LSI RAID Card - running 24x 1.5TB SATA drives
Adaptec 2405 - running 4x Intel SSD X25-E's
Boot's from 8GB USB flash drive
The initial
Thanks Brandon,
This system has 24GB of RAM and currently no L2ARC. The total de duplicated
data was about 250GB so I wouldn't have thought I would be out of RAM, I've
removed the LUN for the time being so I can't get the DDR size at the moment. I
have some X25-E's to go in as L2ARC and SLOG
Hi All,
I currently use b134 and COMSTAR to deploy SRP targets for virtual machine
storage (VMware ESXi4) and have run into some unusual behaviour when dedup is
enabled for a particular LUN. The target seems to lock up (ESX reports it as
unavailable) when writing large amount or overwriting
