I'm running on s10s_u4wos_12b and doing the following test.

Create a pool, striped across 4 physical disks from a storage array.
Write a 100GB file to the filesystem (dd from /dev/zero out to the file).
Run I/O against that file, doing 100% random writes with an 8K block size.

zpool iostat shows the following...

               capacity     operations    bandwidth
pool         used  avail   read  write   read  write
----------  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----
testpl       305G  92.8G     10     83  1.25M  8.24M
testpl       305G  92.8G    573  1.16K  69.4M  59.6M
testpl       305G  92.8G    573  1.24K  70.2M  74.8M
testpl       305G  92.8G    600    729  72.0M  31.3M
testpl       305G  92.8G    448  1.23K  54.3M  70.1M
testpl       305G  92.8G    576  1.39K  70.1M  76.3M


The I/O stats from the array show the same.

Running truss against the I/O tool shows that it is only doing writes...

/18:    pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003E9BD ODB7F F".., 8192, 0x00000006FB4FC000) = 
8192
/9:     pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DCD9EB9F8CCA".., 8192, 0x0000000D3AFC6000) = 
8192
/10:    pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DFC502 :AD ^".., 8192, 0x000000075ABF0000) = 
8192
/12:    pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003E09D\bC5\0E6".., 8192, 0x0000000CF8A9A000) = 
8192
/11:    pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DFFD03ECA006".., 8192, 0xDD1C8000) = 8192
/5:     pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003D7 eC19CA5 >".., 8192, 0x49E92000) = 8192
/8:     pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DB +DEB0 *BA".., 8192, 0x000000074FCB2000) = 
8192
/4:     pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003D6\rB7 K92B6".., 8192, 0x0000000295E1C000) = 
8192
/3:     pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003D5 }B2FB1486".., 8192, 0x000000118B862000) = 
8192
/14:    pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003E599 /84FB\n".., 8192, 0x00000003DFCD4000) = 
8192
/6:     pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003DA9DDA a9EE6".., 8192, 0x000000105DA36000) = 
8192
/17:    pwrite64(6, "12 4 V x\003E7F5 AEDF8 n".., 8192, 0x160CC000) = 8192


Is this normal?

Thanks
 
 
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