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Message-ID: <0367ae6905b13851d3b8494ea8f2465bcd9c3ded.camel@gmx.de>
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2021 15:54:26 +0200
From: Mike Galbraith <efault@....de>
To: netdev <netdev@...r.kernel.org>
Subject: odd NFS v4.2 regression 4.4..5.15
Greetings network wizards,
I seem to have stumbled across a kind of odd looking NFS regression
while looking at something unrelated.
I have a few VMs that are mirrors of my desktop box, including some
data, but they usually over-mount directories with tons of data via
NFS, thus hang off the host like a mini-me Siamese twin for testing.
In the data below, I run a script in git-daemon's home to extract RT
patch sets with git-format-patch, on the host for reference, on the
host in an NFS mount of itself, and the mini-me VM, where I started.
Note: bonnie throughput looked fine for v4.2.
host
time su - git -c ./format-rt-patches.sh
real 1m5.923s
user 0m54.692s
sys 0m11.550s
NFS mount my own box, and do the same from the same spot
time su git -c 'cd /homer/home/git;./format-rt-patches.sh'
4.4.231 v4.2 v3
1 real 2m27.046s 2m2.059s
user 0m59.190s 0m58.701s
sys 0m41.448s 0m32.541s
5.15-rc5 v4.2 v3
real 3m14.954s 2m8.366s
user 0m59.901s 0m58.317s
sys 0m52.708s 0m32.313s
vs 1 0.754 0.951
repeats v4.2 v3
real 3m16.313s 2m7.940s
real 3m10.905s 2m8.029s
----
guest
time ./format-rt-patches.sh
host=4.4, mounted v4.2
guest=5.15 guest=4.4 guest vs guest
1 real 3m38.334s 3m11.383s .876
user 1m7.747s 1m2.666s
sys 0m53.721s 0m48.127s
host=4.4, mounted v3
guest=5.15 guest=4.4
2 real 2m58.458s 2m46.857s .934
user 1m6.660s 1m3.685s
sys 0m43.026s 0m42.657s
vs 1 1.223 1.146
host=5.15,mounted v4.2
guest=5.15 guest=4.4
3 real 4m49.320s 4m29.317s .930
user 1m5.740s 1m4.724s
sys 1m12.240s 1m6.544s hmm..
vs 1 0.754 0.710
real 4m48.886s
user 1m6.503s
sys 1m14.910s *
real 4m46.432s
user 1m5.877s
sys 1m15.251s * odd, only in guest
host=5.15,mounted v3
guest=5.15 guest=4.4
4 real 3m6.965s 2m56.527s .944
user 1m5.192s 1m3.353s
sys 0m45.775s 0m43.361s
vs 2 0.954 0.945
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