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I've conducted some independent tests of various block storage options with Rackspace, EC2, HP and GCE. Here are links providing a CSV of the results (may take
by jread 13y ago
I've conducted some independent tests of various block storage options with Rackspace, EC2, HP and GCE. Here are links providing a CSV of the results (may take a few seconds to generate). A value of 100 signifies near performance parity to a baremetal SAS reference system. Overall, Rackspace SSD is performant, but lacks the consistency of EBS PIOPs or GCE persistent storage.
IOPS
http://app.cloudharmony.com/cloudgrade/api/query/cloudharmony.disk_iops?scopeFilter={%22compute_service_id%22:[%22aws:ec2%22,%22hp:compute%22,%22google:gce%22,%22rackspace:servers%22]}&limit=100&csv http://app.cloudharmony.com/cloudgrade/api/query/cloudharmon...
IO Consistency
http://app.cloudharmony.com/cloudgrade/api/query/cloudharmony.disk_consistency?scopeFilter={%22compute_service_id%22:[%22aws:ec2%22,%22hp:compute%22,%22google:gce%22,%22rackspace:servers%22]}&limit=100&csv http://app.cloudharmony.com/cloudgrade/api/query/cloudharmon...
- jnoller 13y agoThere's also an excellent writeup by GlusterFS contributor Jeff Darcy: http://pl.atyp.us/wordpress/index.php/2012/10/rackspace-block-storage/ http://pl.atyp.us/wordpress/index.php/2012/10/rackspace-bloc...