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IOmeter v/s FIO on Windows VM
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I have a Windows VM which have disks on high performance storage. I have both FIO(http://bluestop.org/fio/) and IOmeter(http://www.iometer.org/) installed on it. I want to be able to saturate the disks to obtain max IOPs through FIO, but I see that FIO is not reaching the IOmeter IOPs level(FIO is showing around 100k IOPs lesser than IOmeter).
IOmeter config:
- 1 worker per disk (8 disks)
- 64 oio on each worker (iodepth)
- 4k random writes (workload)
- 4kb akigned IOs
FIO config:
[global]
rw=randread
rwmixread=100
blocksize=4096
blockalign=4096
ioengine=windowsaio
group_reporting=1
iodepth=64
description=fio 4KB random read 8disk
time_based=1
runtime=300
direct=1
numjobs=8 //Keeping it at 1 job per disk as in IOmeter gave even lower IOPs
[fio-job-01]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive1
[fio-job-02]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive2
[fio-job-03]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive3
[fio-job-04]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive4
[fio-job-05]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive5
[fio-job-06]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive6
[fio-job-07]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive7
[fio-job-08]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive8
Is there something that I can add in my FIO config to improve the IOPs?
Thanks.
windows storage benchmarking
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I have a Windows VM which have disks on high performance storage. I have both FIO(http://bluestop.org/fio/) and IOmeter(http://www.iometer.org/) installed on it. I want to be able to saturate the disks to obtain max IOPs through FIO, but I see that FIO is not reaching the IOmeter IOPs level(FIO is showing around 100k IOPs lesser than IOmeter).
IOmeter config:
- 1 worker per disk (8 disks)
- 64 oio on each worker (iodepth)
- 4k random writes (workload)
- 4kb akigned IOs
FIO config:
[global]
rw=randread
rwmixread=100
blocksize=4096
blockalign=4096
ioengine=windowsaio
group_reporting=1
iodepth=64
description=fio 4KB random read 8disk
time_based=1
runtime=300
direct=1
numjobs=8 //Keeping it at 1 job per disk as in IOmeter gave even lower IOPs
[fio-job-01]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive1
[fio-job-02]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive2
[fio-job-03]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive3
[fio-job-04]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive4
[fio-job-05]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive5
[fio-job-06]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive6
[fio-job-07]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive7
[fio-job-08]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive8
Is there something that I can add in my FIO config to improve the IOPs?
Thanks.
windows storage benchmarking
asked 1 min ago
nidHinidHi
1112
add a comment |
I have a Windows VM which have disks on high performance storage. I have both FIO(http://bluestop.org/fio/) and IOmeter(http://www.iometer.org/) installed on it. I want to be able to saturate the disks to obtain max IOPs through FIO, but I see that FIO is not reaching the IOmeter IOPs level(FIO is showing around 100k IOPs lesser than IOmeter).
IOmeter config:
- 1 worker per disk (8 disks)
- 64 oio on each worker (iodepth)
- 4k random writes (workload)
- 4kb akigned IOs
FIO config:
[global]
rw=randread
rwmixread=100
blocksize=4096
blockalign=4096
ioengine=windowsaio
group_reporting=1
iodepth=64
description=fio 4KB random read 8disk
time_based=1
runtime=300
direct=1
numjobs=8 //Keeping it at 1 job per disk as in IOmeter gave even lower IOPs
[fio-job-01]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive1
[fio-job-02]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive2
[fio-job-03]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive3
[fio-job-04]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive4
[fio-job-05]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive5
[fio-job-06]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive6
[fio-job-07]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive7
[fio-job-08]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive8
Is there something that I can add in my FIO config to improve the IOPs?
Thanks.
windows storage benchmarking
asked 1 min ago
nidHinidHi
1112
I have a Windows VM which have disks on high performance storage. I have both FIO(http://bluestop.org/fio/) and IOmeter(http://www.iometer.org/) installed on it. I want to be able to saturate the disks to obtain max IOPs through FIO, but I see that FIO is not reaching the IOmeter IOPs level(FIO is showing around 100k IOPs lesser than IOmeter).
IOmeter config:
- 1 worker per disk (8 disks)
- 64 oio on each worker (iodepth)
- 4k random writes (workload)
- 4kb akigned IOs
FIO config:
[global]
rw=randread
rwmixread=100
blocksize=4096
blockalign=4096
ioengine=windowsaio
group_reporting=1
iodepth=64
description=fio 4KB random read 8disk
time_based=1
runtime=300
direct=1
numjobs=8 //Keeping it at 1 job per disk as in IOmeter gave even lower IOPs
[fio-job-01]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive1
[fio-job-02]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive2
[fio-job-03]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive3
[fio-job-04]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive4
[fio-job-05]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive5
[fio-job-06]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive6
[fio-job-07]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive7
[fio-job-08]
filename=\.PhysicalDrive8
Is there something that I can add in my FIO config to improve the IOPs?
Thanks.
windows storage benchmarking
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