On Feb 4, 2008 11:57 PM, Jeff Garzik <jeff@garzik.org> wrote:Running a filesystem on top of iSCSI results in better performance than NFS, especially if the NFS client conforms to the NFS standard (=synchronous writes). By searching the web search for the keywords NFS, iSCSI and performance I found the following (6 years old) document: http://www.technomagesinc.com/papers/ip_paper.html. A quote from the conclusion: Our results, generated by running some of industry standard benchmarks, show that iSCSI significantly outperforms NFS for situations when performing streaming, database like accesses and small file transactions. Bart Van Assche. --
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