On 09/24/2009 03:31 PM, Matthew Tippett wrote:
Thanks Avi,
I am still trying to reconcile the your statement with the potential
data risks and the numbers observed.
My read of your response is that the guest sees a consistent view -
the data is commited to the virtual disk device. Does a synchronous
write within the guest trigger a synchronous write of the virtual
device within the host?
Yes.
I don't think offering SQLite users a 10 fold increase in performance
with no data integrity risks just by using KVM is a sane proposition.
It isn't, my guess is that the test setup is broken somehow.
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