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Copy large file throttles after reaching 20GB on VMware guest
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we've a VMware guest running RHEL7 experienced performance issue:
to copy a 'large' file (20GB plus), it takes 10+ seconds to have around 20GB data copied, then the copy process is slowed down a lot and the speed dropped to < 10 MB/s.
Copying or dd using smaller file size without problem. I wonder if we need to do some OS tuning, or if it's issue with VMware.
Would anyone please help?
Thanks a lot.
/st wong
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we've a VMware guest running RHEL7 experienced performance issue:
to copy a 'large' file (20GB plus), it takes 10+ seconds to have around 20GB data copied, then the copy process is slowed down a lot and the speed dropped to < 10 MB/s.
Copying or dd using smaller file size without problem. I wonder if we need to do some OS tuning, or if it's issue with VMware.
Would anyone please help?
Thanks a lot.
/st wong
vmware redhat-enterprise-linux
asked yesterday
user3277706user3277706
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I bet that VM has 32GB RAM.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
And at least one Snapshot.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
Yes, it's 32GB RAM but not snapshot. Will adding more RAM help in this case? Thanks.
– user3277706
yesterday
The first part of the copy goes to RAM, which is very fast. Then it goes to the real storage (even if this is virtualized). And the real speed of your storage is really bad - so bad, that I thought it might additionally suffer from the snapshot overhead.
– Eugen Rieck
23 hours ago
Thanks for your advice. Will do some more test to verify next week.
– user3277706
15 hours ago
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we've a VMware guest running RHEL7 experienced performance issue:
to copy a 'large' file (20GB plus), it takes 10+ seconds to have around 20GB data copied, then the copy process is slowed down a lot and the speed dropped to < 10 MB/s.
Copying or dd using smaller file size without problem. I wonder if we need to do some OS tuning, or if it's issue with VMware.
Would anyone please help?
Thanks a lot.
/st wong
vmware redhat-enterprise-linux
asked yesterday
user3277706user3277706
1
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we've a VMware guest running RHEL7 experienced performance issue:
to copy a 'large' file (20GB plus), it takes 10+ seconds to have around 20GB data copied, then the copy process is slowed down a lot and the speed dropped to < 10 MB/s.
Copying or dd using smaller file size without problem. I wonder if we need to do some OS tuning, or if it's issue with VMware.
Would anyone please help?
Thanks a lot.
/st wong
vmware redhat-enterprise-linux
vmware redhat-enterprise-linux
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user3277706user3277706
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I bet that VM has 32GB RAM.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
And at least one Snapshot.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
Yes, it's 32GB RAM but not snapshot. Will adding more RAM help in this case? Thanks.
– user3277706
yesterday
The first part of the copy goes to RAM, which is very fast. Then it goes to the real storage (even if this is virtualized). And the real speed of your storage is really bad - so bad, that I thought it might additionally suffer from the snapshot overhead.
– Eugen Rieck
23 hours ago
Thanks for your advice. Will do some more test to verify next week.
– user3277706
15 hours ago
add a comment |
1
I bet that VM has 32GB RAM.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
And at least one Snapshot.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
Yes, it's 32GB RAM but not snapshot. Will adding more RAM help in this case? Thanks.
– user3277706
yesterday
The first part of the copy goes to RAM, which is very fast. Then it goes to the real storage (even if this is virtualized). And the real speed of your storage is really bad - so bad, that I thought it might additionally suffer from the snapshot overhead.
– Eugen Rieck
23 hours ago
Thanks for your advice. Will do some more test to verify next week.
– user3277706
15 hours ago
1
1
I bet that VM has 32GB RAM.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
I bet that VM has 32GB RAM.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
And at least one Snapshot.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
And at least one Snapshot.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
Yes, it's 32GB RAM but not snapshot. Will adding more RAM help in this case? Thanks.
– user3277706
yesterday
Yes, it's 32GB RAM but not snapshot. Will adding more RAM help in this case? Thanks.
– user3277706
yesterday
The first part of the copy goes to RAM, which is very fast. Then it goes to the real storage (even if this is virtualized). And the real speed of your storage is really bad - so bad, that I thought it might additionally suffer from the snapshot overhead.
– Eugen Rieck
23 hours ago
The first part of the copy goes to RAM, which is very fast. Then it goes to the real storage (even if this is virtualized). And the real speed of your storage is really bad - so bad, that I thought it might additionally suffer from the snapshot overhead.
– Eugen Rieck
23 hours ago
Thanks for your advice. Will do some more test to verify next week.
– user3277706
15 hours ago
Thanks for your advice. Will do some more test to verify next week.
– user3277706
15 hours ago
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I bet that VM has 32GB RAM.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
And at least one Snapshot.
– Eugen Rieck
yesterday
Yes, it's 32GB RAM but not snapshot. Will adding more RAM help in this case? Thanks.
– user3277706
yesterday
The first part of the copy goes to RAM, which is very fast. Then it goes to the real storage (even if this is virtualized). And the real speed of your storage is really bad - so bad, that I thought it might additionally suffer from the snapshot overhead.
– Eugen Rieck
23 hours ago
Thanks for your advice. Will do some more test to verify next week.
– user3277706
15 hours ago