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GUPFS Results
| The GUPFS project currently is actively involved in the testing
and benchmarking of many File Systems, Network Fabrics and Interconnects,
and conventional and scalable Storage Devices. Since the full,
final, deployed system combines at least one solution from each
of these areas, the combinatorics are quite large. Indeed, because
of the richness of the GUPFS testbed, we have the ability to tests
many configurations that even vendors themselves are unable to
test.
As well, the technologies them selves are changing at a rapid
pace. All this makes the number of tests to be run, analyzed,
correlated, and presented quite high.
We are continually adding new test results to these pages, and
not all test results extant are yet available here. Please check
back often to see the latest posted, test results.
Disclaimer: The GUPFS testing and benchmarking
program is a dynamic process. We recognize that many of the products
under scrutiny are evolving rapidly and our result may not reflect
the state of the most recent versions of those products. We welcome
feedback and/or suggestions for improving performance from vendors
and other experts doing similar work. (Please see our Contact
Us pages.)
Model created to figure out the center's current filesystem usage and how GUPFS has to perform
to meet the center's need.
In storage we talk about the different storage sub-systems that where tested on
the GUPFS testbed.
This section talks about the different file systems available to meet GUPFS needs
and there performance numbers.
Here is a discussion of the interconnects or fabric used to connect the storage to
the individual nodes or storage to server nodes. Here are things like protocol converters,
gigabit ethernet for iSCSI and the like.
Talks given by GUPFS. Displayed in html format.
Raw Data and Plots:
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