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Code- sadsfae closed an issue in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae closed an issue in redhat-performance/quads Oct 29, 2020 QUADS should remove LVM signatures from non system disks #133 Barry recently got an allocation for Cephfs testing, and when he went to install with ceph-ansible, it hit errors because there were LVM signatures… 18 comments […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#133sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#133 Oct 29, 2020 sadsfae commented Oct 29, 2020 @sadsfae that bz you cited is 3 years old, let's admit that no one is going to fix it and move on. @QuantumPosix , it is not a "successful handoff… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#133sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#133 Oct 29, 2020 sadsfae commented Oct 29, 2020 There was no issue with the handoff, Quads moved it cleanly with no manual intervention. This means that the rebuild was successful (and other dis… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#133sadsfae commented on issue redhat-performance/quads#133 Oct 29, 2020 sadsfae commented Oct 29, 2020 Hi Team, Howdy @shekharberry In one of my recent Alias lab allocation, Data (OSD) drives were not clean and had LVM signatures and old CEPH part… […]
- sadsfae commented on issue mumble-voip/mumble#4544sadsfae commented on issue mumble-voip/mumble#4544 Oct 27, 2020 sadsfae commented Oct 27, 2020 Thanks @Krzmbrzl for your work looking into this and potential for enhancement. One question so far as implementation, how would the mumble user pr… […]
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Browbeat Is now an OpenStack Project
Browbeat is an Open Source performance tuning and analysis tool for OpenStack clouds, and something I’ve been contributing to lately on my new team. As of this OpenStack commit Browbeat has moved to the openstack.org namespace and is on the … Continue reading
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Simple Disk Performance Testing with Linux
I recently did some testing on my home Linux fileserver with Bonnie++ at the urging of a friend who wanted to compare his numbers. I also ran similar tests with dd and hdparm. Here’s what I ran, the results, and … Continue reading
