Re: [gpfsug-discuss] Clarification of mmdiag --iohist output

2019-02-19 Thread Steve Crusan
Context is key here. Where you run mmdiag—iohist matters, clientside or nsd server side. >From what I have seen and possibly understand, from the client, the time field >indicates when an I/O was fully serviced (arrived into VFS layer, to be sent >to the application), including RTT from the

Re: [gpfsug-discuss] Same file opened by many nodes / processes

2018-07-10 Thread Steve Crusan
of your local NSD servers and see what kind of results you get out of it. Steve Crusan scru...@ddn.com<mailto:scru...@ddn.com> (719) 695-3190 From: on behalf of Marc A Kaplan Reply-To: gpfsug main discussion list Date: Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 11:16 AM To: gpfsug main discussio

Re: [gpfsug-discuss] High I/O wait times

2018-07-03 Thread Steve Crusan
Kevin, While this is happening, are you able to grab latency stats per LUN (hardware vendor agnostic) to see if there are any outliers? Also, when looking at the mmdiag output, are both reads and writes affected? Depending on the storage hardware, your writes might be hitting cache, so