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    PVE 4.3 / zfs storage bottlenecks?

    Update 2 - changing from ZFS directory to ZFS plugin / zvol made speeds better, but still curious why ZFS directory would be this slow?
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    PVE 4.3 / zfs storage bottlenecks?

    Might be related: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/5187
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    PVE 4.3 / zfs storage bottlenecks?

    Hi All, I'm seeing very slow apt-get updates inside a Debian 8 KVM guest (iotop displays 100kb write but 99% io load / io wait), dd speed tests (yes I know it's not perfect) is also very slow: # dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=1k oflag=dsync ^C15+0 records in 15+0 records out 983040 bytes...
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    KVM guest I/O much slower than host

    So you are saying ext4 in the guest is the bottleneck? Do you recommend any other FS?
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    4.1 ZFS storage created, Node3 but Node1 cant .

    You probably need to set 'Shared'.
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    KVM guest I/O much slower than host

    Yes I understand there are a myriad of other benchmarking tools available. However they were writing pretty much the same set of data, why would the results differ so much?
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    KVM guest I/O much slower than host

    Hi all, I'm running ZFS on Proxmox 4.1 and for some reasons the I/O inside KVM guest is much slower than on host. The results are fairly consistent. Host: Guest: Storage configuration on host is the following The guest is running on raw (the only disk option available) with no cache...

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