Hi Casper,
I did that.
1. I created a directory and mounted the device in the global zone -> run
filebench
<umount device>
2. I created a directory and mounted the device in the local zone -> run
filebench
--> No difference
It seems the loop-back-driver causes the performance degredation - but how
can I prove this thesis?
andré
Von:
casper....@sun.com
An:
Andre Boegelsack <boege...@in.tum.de>
Kopie:
zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org
Datum:
20.10.2009 15:23
Betreff:
Re: [zfs-discuss] Performance of ZFS and UFS inside local/global zone
Gesendet von:
cas...@holland.sun.com
Very easy:
- make a directory
- mount it using lofs
run filebench on both directories.
It seems like that we need to make lofs faster.
Casper
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