Quantum 6-01376-07 manual NFS / Cifs

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File Size Mix and Application I/O Characteristics

 

It is usually best to configure the RAID stripe size no greater than 256K

 

for optimal small file buffer cache performance.

 

For more buffer cache configuration settings, see Mount Command

 

Options on page 17.

 

It is best to isolate NFS and/or CIFS traffic off of the metadata network to

NFS / CIFS

eliminate contention that will impact performance. For optimal

 

 

performance it is necessary to use 1000BaseT instead of 100BaseT. On

 

NFS clients, use the vers=3, rsize=262144 and wsize=262144 mount

 

options, and use TCP mounts instead of UDP. When possible, it is also

 

best to utilize TCP Offload capabilities as well as jumbo frames.

 

It is best practice to have clients directly attached to the same network

 

switch as the NFS or CIFS server. Any routing required for NFS or CIFS

 

traffic incurs additional latency that impacts performance.

 

It is critical to make sure the speed/duplex settings are correct, because

 

this severely impacts performance. Most of the time auto-detectis the

 

correct setting. Some managed switches allow setting speed/duplex (for

 

example 1000Mb/full,) which disables auto-detectand requires the host to

 

be set exactly the same. However, if the settings do not match between

 

switch and host, it severely impacts performance. For example, if the

 

switch is set to auto-detect but the host is set to 1000Mb/full, you will

 

observe a high error rate along with extremely poor performance. On

 

Linux, the mii-diagtool can be very useful to investigate and adjust speed/

 

duplex settings.

 

If performance requirements cannot be achieved with NFS or CIFS,

 

consider using a StorNext Distributed LAN client or fibre-channel

 

attached client.

 

It can be useful to use a tool such as netperf to help verify network

 

performance characteristics.

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Contents ExtNrotS Copyright Statement Contents Underlying Storage System StorNext File System TuningRAID Cache Configuration RAIDWrite-BackCaching RAID Read-Ahead Caching RAID Level, Segment Size, and Stripe Size File Size Mix and Application I/O Characteristics Direct Memory Access DMA I/O TransferBuffer Cache NFS / Cifs Metadata Controller System Metadata NetworkStripe Groups FSM Configuration File SettingsAffinities ExampleBufferCacheSize StripeBreadthThreadPoolSize InodeCacheSizeForcestripeAlignment FsBlockSizeSnfs Tools JournalSizeStorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System StorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System StorNext File System Tuning Metadata Controller System Latency-testindex-number seconds Mount Command Options Hardware Configuration Distributed LAN Disk Proxy NetworksSnfs External API Network Configuration and Topology Multi-NIC Hardware and IP Configuration Diagram Distributed LAN Client Vs. Legacy Network Attached Storage Distributed LAN ServersLargest Tested Configuration Number of Clients Tested viaSimulation Consistent Windows Memory RequirementsStorNext File System Tuning Windows Memory Requirements Sample FSM Configuration File MAXStripeBreadth StorNext File System Tuning Sample FSM Configuration File StorNext File System Tuning Sample FSM Configuration File StorNext File System Tuning Sample FSM Configuration File

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