I use kvm as hypervisor and nfs(nfs server on centos 6.4) as primary and 
secondary storage.

I use server A as host node and B with 1 hdd as primary storage.When I create 
20 vms,I find the disk io performance is very low.
At first I think the bottleneck is from the hard disk,because there are 20 vms 
on a single hdd.So I attach another 4hdds on server B and increase the number 
of primary storage from 1 to 5.Now there are 20 vms allocated averagely on 5 
primary storage(4 vms per storage),but the vm disk IO performance is the same 
as before.

I think NFS may be the bottleneck,but I don't know if it is true.Does anyone 
have a good idea to help me finding the real reason?

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