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block network devices



I've been looking at cluster filesystems over iSCSI and AoE, and
on moderate hardware, performance appears to be execrable.
Anyone around have experience with this sort of thing?

For a simple example, I have:

- a network that I can measure 93 MB/s across
- a disk that I can measure 74 MB/s reading
- a best-case ext3 over AoE of 41 MB/s
- a usual-case ocfs2 over iSCSI of 15MB/s

Anyone have a clue about the disparities between disk speed and
transferring data from that disk over the network?

-dsr-

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