Good afternoon!
Sorry for my English.
There is a HYPER-V cluster configured under https://www.starwindsoftware.com/resour ... erver-2016.
Hosts - Hyper-V 2012R2 with the latest updates
StarWind Virtual SAN 8.0.0.12166
A virtual machine with Windows 8.1 Pro, also with all updates.
Network for synchronization StarWind 2 x 1Gbs
Network for VM, cluster and management - 2 x 1Gbs in the group.
For iSCSI, Multipath is used, failover policy, as the active path is 127.0.0.1.
There was a problem with the speed of writing in virtual machines. In VM, the write speed is much lower than when writing to the host disk, there are no problems with reading.
To check, I created a VHDX disk at 10gb, put it in ClusterStorage.
After
- connected the disk to the VM, diskspd issued:
Write IO
thread | bytes | I / Os | MB / s | I / O per s | AvgLat | LatStdDev | file
total: 655360 | 80 | 0.06 | 7.99 | 4240.317 | 3501.204
- mounted a disk on the host, diskspd issued:
Write IO
thread | bytes | I / Os | MB / s | I / O per s | AvgLat | LatStdDev | file
total: 178003968 | 21729 | 16.98 | 2172.92 | 16.564 | 260.102
DISKSPD ran as follows: diskspd.exe -c4G -d10 -r -w30 -t8 -o8 -b8K -h -LX: G: \ testfile.dat
If you simply write an ISO file of 3 GB size on this drive, the host speed is 80-100 MB / s, for VM 10-12 MB \ s.
Another point: if the disk is not copied to the ClusterStorage, but simply put it next to the StarWind file, and connect it to the VM. Then the write speed to this disk will be comparable with the host.
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