[Beowulf] Bonding-alb and NAS performance
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Andrei Maslennikov Andrei.Maslennikov at caspur.itTue Jul 5 01:18:24 PDT 2005
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On Tue, 5 Jul 2005, Maurice Volaski wrote: > Hi, I saw your post below and was just wondering how you made out. For > example, did you find out the Cisco sends back packets to the bonded > NIC? I am preparing a setup here and we have a Cisco 6509. I am thinking > of trying out balance-alb first because I think the server would have > the most control, but I don't know how performance will be affected. Hi Maurice, we have followed the advice of Jay Vosburgh, and I must say that it was a right advice. We were able to get an excellent symmetric throughput of 220+ MB/sec with bonding-alb and a Cisco switch. With 4 high-end servers totalling 8 GigE NICs we have seen the aggregate NAS speeds in excess of 800 MB/sec. It seems that the "fat" NAS servers capable to deliver 200+ MB/sec per unit may soon become the platform of choice for cluster storage. You may also want to check our recent presentation at HEPiX, see: http://hepix.fzk.de/upload/lectures/Maslennikov-storage-2005.pdf Andrei.
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