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Is my storage having performance issue? (see screenshot of hdparm & iostat)
Hi Storage experts,
My vms on Xenserver are very slow on booting up, all of this vm's are hosted on the storage which is QNAP TS809-U RP.
Question is, am I having some storage performance issues with I/O judging from the hdfarm & iostat below?
hdfarm from XenServer to Storage
iostat from the QNAP shell/terminal
My vms on Xenserver are very slow on booting up, all of this vm's are hosted on the storage which is QNAP TS809-U RP.
Question is, am I having some storage performance issues with I/O judging from the hdfarm & iostat below?
hdfarm from XenServer to Storage
iostat from the QNAP shell/terminal
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Hmmm.
Need to check your implementation of iostat. According to man pages, -d and -c are exclusive commands - that is; you run either -d or -c, not both at the same time.
Information is a bit thin on how iostat is implemented in QNAP devices - wait is not a usual value - it sgould be await (average wait)
Need to check your implementation of iostat. According to man pages, -d and -c are exclusive commands - that is; you run either -d or -c, not both at the same time.
Information is a bit thin on how iostat is implemented in QNAP devices - wait is not a usual value - it sgould be await (average wait)
The Solaris implementation of iostat has wait, and that shows queue depth rather than wait time.
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What sort of disks? 2TB SATA?
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hdparm numbers look a bit ordinary.
How is the storage configured? Is it two 3 disk RAID 5 sets? How many VMs are you running? What are the disk drives?