From: vishal <vishal@endace.com>
Subject: NFS - RDMA over Infiniband - performance issue
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 14:03:08 +1300
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Hi,

    I am getting an average speed of ~100 MiB/s using NFS-RDMA over
Infiniband, writing to an md device. The local write speed was ~800
MiB/s. The kernel being used is 2.6.18.3. The tests were performed using
dd (various block sizes have been tried). I have fiddled with the rsize
and wsize as well, but that didn't make any difference. Can anyone
please help me out!

Thanks!

Vishal


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