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For comparison, here's an AWS a1.large instance (2cpus, 4GB ram) YABS benchmark I just ran

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/12932/8ba27254846072a43b0...



Jikes. Why is the hdd read so bad? 6 MB/s. Six?


It's gated by the default IOPS limits, you'll note the larger block sizes have a considerably better throughput.

You can increase the IOPS, and thus the throughput for 4k operations, but at a cost, of course:

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Q726kbXuN/7f03a9c11cab514...


4k block size, it's IOPS limited. No surprise there.





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