Call for user experience information on write performance

[bitsofinfo]

I'd be interested in getting some stats from users out there w/ regards to the write performance people are getting w/ yas3fs. In some of my tests throughput has been quite slow. (i.e. yas3fs writes to local cache first, then uploads) so the timing information I am looking for from folks is basically how long your program that writes to a yas3fs mount point takes for various sized files. I.E. with the 'cp' command, or whatever.

Please add your comments below for the following sized files

• 10mb
• 50mb
• 100mb

Thanks!

[danilop]

The block size here is very important (e.g. using the big write option from FUSE). Also moving data back and forth between kernel and user land is not efficient, FUSE has specific methods to avoid that, but there is no Python wrapper for that.

On Tue, Sep 23, 2014 at 11:43 PM, bitsofinfo [email protected] wrote:

I'd be interested in getting some stats from users out there w/ regards to the write performance people are getting w/ yas3fs. In some of my tests throughput has been quite slow. (i.e. yas3fs writes to local cache first, then uploads) so the timing information I am looking for from folks is basically how long your program that writes to a yas3fs mount point takes for various sized files. I.E. with the 'cp' command, or whatever.

Please add your comments below for the following sized files

• 10mb
• 50mb
• 100mb

Thanks!

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/danilop/yas3fs/issues/44.

[bitsofinfo]

also see #64