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Re: [Xen-users] disk backend performance
Stefan Bauer wrote:
Stefan de Konink schrieb:
My benchmarks for iSCSI vs NFS performance tests both saturate the links
10GE -> 1GE, while the first has a bit better < 10% performance.
Don't compare apples/oranges. iSCSI is a transport protocol and has
nothing todo with application layer stuff like NFS.
It was all bonnied ;) So I had a test with native iSCSI connectors
(non-pv) and NFS (tap:aio). Clearly if both saturizes my links, and
tap:aio takes more memory, iscsi is my winner.
(The main reason why I prefer layer 3, because I can use different
subnets on the same target)
Stefan
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