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Message-ID: <6601abe90901071129v3de159d4jcf3b250aac40d0eb@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009 11:29:11 -0800
From: Curt Wohlgemuth <curtw@...gle.com>
To: linux-ext4@...r.kernel.org
Subject: Ext4 without a journal: some benchmark results
Hi:
I promised back in mid-December to send out some benchmark numbers I'm
seeing with Frank Mayhar's work to allow ext4 to run without a journal. My
apologies for the delay...
I ran both iozone and compilebench on the following filesystems, using a
2.6.26-based kernel, with most ext4 patches applied. This is on a x86 based
4-core system, with a separate disk for these runs.
ext2, default create/mount options
ext3, default create/mount options
ext4, default create/mount options
ext4, created with "-O ^has_journal"
For each filesystem, I ran each benchmark twice, doing a mke2fs before each
run. The same disk was used for each run; all benchmarks ran in the mount
directory of the newly mkfs'ed disk. I averaged the values for the two runs
for each FS/thread number.
Iozone was run with the following command line:
iozone -t (# threads) -s 2g -r 256k -I -T -i0 -i1 -i2
I.e., throughput mode; 2GiB file; 256KiB buffer; O_DIRECT. Tests were
limited to
write/rewrite
read/re-read
random-read/write
I ran iozone twice for each FS: with a single thread (-t 1) and with 8
threads (-t 8).
Compilebench was run with the following command line:
compilebench -D (mount dir) -i 10 -r 30
I.e., 10 kernel trees, 30 "random operation" runs.
Results follow.
Thanks,
Curt
Iozone
======
ext2 : 1 thread
---------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 56.6 MB/s ( 0.2)
rewriters: 58.4 MB/s ( 0.2)
readers: 66.3 MB/s ( 0.2)
re-readers: 66.5 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_readers: 22.4 MB/s ( 0.1)
random_writers: 18.8 MB/s ( 0.0)
ext2 : 8 threads
----------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 28.5 MB/s ( 0.0)
rewriters: 43.5 MB/s ( 0.1)
readers: 51.5 MB/s ( 0.1)
re-readers: 51.8 MB/s ( 0.2)
random_readers: 20.3 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_writers: 17.3 MB/s ( 0.0)
ext3 : 1 thread
----------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 56.3 MB/s ( 0.2)
rewriters: 58.2 MB/s ( 0.1)
readers: 66.4 MB/s ( 0.1)
re-readers: 66.1 MB/s ( 0.2)
random_readers: 22.1 MB/s ( 0.1)
random_writers: 18.6 MB/s ( 0.1)
ext3 : 8 threads
----------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 28.7 MB/s ( 0.1)
rewriters: 43.2 MB/s ( 0.2)
readers: 51.5 MB/s ( 0.0)
re-readers: 51.5 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_readers: 20.2 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_writers: 17.3 MB/s ( 0.0)
ext4-nojournal : 1 thread
-------------------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 66.3 MB/s ( 0.2)
rewriters: 66.6 MB/s ( 0.1)
readers: 66.4 MB/s ( 0.0)
re-readers: 66.4 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_readers: 22.4 MB/s ( 0.1)
random_writers: 19.4 MB/s ( 0.2)
ext4-nojournal : 8 threads
--------------------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 56.1 MB/s ( 0.1)
rewriters: 60.3 MB/s ( 0.2)
readers: 61.0 MB/s ( 0.0)
re-readers: 61.0 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_readers: 20.4 MB/s ( 0.1)
random_writers: 18.3 MB/s ( 0.1)
ext4-stock : 1 thread
----------------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 65.5 MB/s ( 0.1)
rewriters: 65.7 MB/s ( 0.2)
readers: 65.8 MB/s ( 0.2)
re-readers: 65.6 MB/s ( 0.3)
random_readers: 21.9 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_writers: 19.1 MB/s ( 0.1)
ext4-stock : 8 threads
----------------------
Average throughput:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_writers: 53.7 MB/s ( 0.2)
rewriters: 58.3 MB/s ( 0.1)
readers: 58.8 MB/s ( 0.1)
re-readers: 59.0 MB/s ( 0.1)
random_readers: 20.2 MB/s ( 0.0)
random_writers: 18.1 MB/s ( 0.0)
Compilebench
============
ext2
----
Average values:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_create: 57.9 MB_s ( 1.9)
new_create: 13.0 MB_s ( 0.2)
patch: 7.3 MB_s ( 0.1)
compile: 25.6 MB_s ( 0.6)
clean: 70.4 MB_s ( 1.3)
read_tree: 22.1 MB_s ( 0.0)
read_compiled_tree: 33.3 MB_s ( 0.2)
delete_tree: 6.5 secs ( 0.2)
stat_tree: 5.2 secs ( 0.0)
stat_compiled_tree: 5.7 secs ( 0.1)
ext3
----
Average values:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_create: 30.6 MB_s ( 2.2)
new_create: 13.5 MB_s ( 0.2)
patch: 10.6 MB_s ( 0.1)
compile: 18.0 MB_s ( 0.3)
clean: 41.7 MB_s ( 1.8)
read_tree: 21.5 MB_s ( 0.2)
read_compiled_tree: 20.4 MB_s ( 1.1)
delete_tree: 13.5 secs ( 0.3)
stat_tree: 6.7 secs ( 0.4)
stat_compiled_tree: 9.6 secs ( 2.9)
ext4-nojournal
--------------
Average values:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_create: 77.1 MB_s ( 0.2)
new_create: 22.0 MB_s ( 0.1)
patch: 13.1 MB_s ( 0.0)
compile: 36.0 MB_s ( 0.1)
clean: 592.4 MB_s (39.4)
read_tree: 17.8 MB_s ( 0.2)
read_compiled_tree: 22.1 MB_s ( 0.1)
delete_tree: 2.5 secs ( 0.0)
stat_tree: 2.2 secs ( 0.0)
stat_compiled_tree: 2.5 secs ( 0.0)
ext4-stock
----------
Average values:
Type Mean Stddev
initial_create: 59.7 MB_s ( 0.4)
new_create: 20.5 MB_s ( 0.0)
patch: 12.5 MB_s ( 0.0)
compile: 33.9 MB_s ( 0.2)
clean: 539.5 MB_s ( 3.6)
read_tree: 17.1 MB_s ( 0.1)
read_compiled_tree: 21.8 MB_s ( 0.1)
delete_tree: 2.7 secs ( 0.1)
stat_tree: 2.4 secs ( 0.0)
stat_compiled_tree: 2.5 secs ( 0.2)
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