I think my proxmox node may not be performing well. According to the man page for pveperf, my FSYNC should be > 200. But I'm getting the below:
I have a 120GB SSD ( which by the way is showing 7% wear ), and 3TB WD Green 7200rpm HDD. Both are members of the main ZFS rpool.
Also, my DNS times seems to be pretty slow compared to others i've seen. Especially for internal DNS.
I use pfsense on a VM ( on the proxmox node in question ) for internal DNS resolution, so thought it should be faster. Certainly pinging internal hosts via domain names from proxmox is 018ms, so definitely fast, and pinging 8.8.8.8 is 19.6ms. Curious as to why it's so slow using pveperf.
1. Is this performance cause for concern / possibly causing other stability issues? ( especially FSYNC )
2. How could I debug/check how to improve?
3. Is it a mistake to have the SSD part of the ZFS pool?
I'm thinking of buying multiple 7200rpm drives + new SSD to improve the storage situation, is this likely to help?
thanks for any input/guidance.
EDIT: I also get I/O delay of ~2 - 4% average when the node is at 30% CPU load and negligible memory use. Which i don't think is good.
image of dashboard: https://imgur.com/a/SMdzA64
Code:
root@proxmox:~# pveperf
CPU BOGOMIPS: 25536.00
REGEX/SECOND: 3462283
HD SIZE: 2451.76 GB (rpool/ROOT/pve-1)
FSYNCS/SECOND: 85.86
DNS EXT: 220.93 ms
DNS INT: 174.58 ms (seb)
I have a 120GB SSD ( which by the way is showing 7% wear ), and 3TB WD Green 7200rpm HDD. Both are members of the main ZFS rpool.
Also, my DNS times seems to be pretty slow compared to others i've seen. Especially for internal DNS.
I use pfsense on a VM ( on the proxmox node in question ) for internal DNS resolution, so thought it should be faster. Certainly pinging internal hosts via domain names from proxmox is 018ms, so definitely fast, and pinging 8.8.8.8 is 19.6ms. Curious as to why it's so slow using pveperf.
1. Is this performance cause for concern / possibly causing other stability issues? ( especially FSYNC )
2. How could I debug/check how to improve?
3. Is it a mistake to have the SSD part of the ZFS pool?
I'm thinking of buying multiple 7200rpm drives + new SSD to improve the storage situation, is this likely to help?
thanks for any input/guidance.
EDIT: I also get I/O delay of ~2 - 4% average when the node is at 30% CPU load and negligible memory use. Which i don't think is good.
image of dashboard: https://imgur.com/a/SMdzA64
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