Hi John,
Yeah, it's inversely proportional, ie it apperas we're currently much
faster at find on the easy directory than the hard directory so the
number of files present for each really makes a difference. Regarding
your question: This is getting into the weeds, though perhaps it will be
useful for the HPC community to understand Ceph's current IO500 mdtest
hard behavior so I'll post since you asked (sorry if most folks are
uninterested in this!).
Ceph's dynamic subtree partitioning is based on the premise that some
parts of the filesystem will become hot or cold at different points in
time and gradually will fragment and export portions of hot directory
trees to span active MDSes. Typical Ceph workloads involve things like
containers running random end-user applications with uncoordinated or
semi-coordinated workloads that don't require (and probably shouldn't
normally target) the whole MDS cluster so this gradual background
partitioning scheme sort of makes sense. In previous testing the mdtest
hard write performance differential was almost entirely due to the way
that ceph does dynamic subtree partitioning combined with the effect of
having lots of MDS processes and clients targeting one directory. When
clients hold file cache locks it can end up slowing down the
fragmenting/exporting process so that it takes longer to achieve
parallelization. We can end up spending much (or even all) of the 300
second mdtest-hard-create phase lazily trying to do exports. Sometimes
we get lucky and start exporting nearly immediately, sometimes we can
take a while and end up spending most of the test with all clients
hitting a single MDS. It's also possible that if there are other phases
mixed in, we may actually start moving things back to the authoritative
MDS since the directory became idle (say during an IOR phase) which
requires more work during subsequent mdtest hard phases to re-export
things back again. Longer running (say 600s) tests can actually show
improvement for us in these scenarios as we spend more of the test with
requests hitting a larger number of MDSes rather than just the
authoritative one. The process of fragmenting and splitting directories
can also impact client performance, so having tons of clients hitting a
directory that is alternating semi-quickly between being extremely hot
to completely cold and back is sort of a rough scenario. There are
tuning options to try to speed up the frequency of exporting subtrees,
but the bigger issue is that there's simply too many things contending
at once that slow exporting down and adding more contention doesn't seem
to help significantly.
The way I've proposed to our FS team to improve this in the short term:
1) Let users specify an "expected" number of files in a directory. That
let's us pre-fragment directories so that there is less contention when
balancing workload across MDSes. This by itself appears to show a nice
improvement both in performance and consistency in mdtest hard write
(I'm wondering if there's still a bug in my latest io500.sh where it's
not being set properly for the script version). I've got a PR in review
for the expected files work in upstream Ceph that was created as a
direct result of our IO500 testing over the last couple of months.
2) Let users set a "hot" flag on a directory where if that directory has
been pre-fragmented ceph will do an up-front exporting step using
round-robin or name hashing and avoid moving things back even when the
directory becomes idle. Normally we wouldn't do this as we don't want
tons of exported and idle fragments/subtrees hanging around across the
entire filesystem. If the directory is expected to be consistently hot,
it's probably worth it. I'm still working out exactly how a prototype
of this would look but that's more or less the next thing I'm
proposing/targeting. I'm hoping these two things will help get the
mdtest hard write performance closer to the easy write performance. Of
course that might mean our find performance will go down (due to having
more mdtest hard data), but perhaps we'll see improvements there as well.
Mark
On 6/1/20 10:40 AM, John Bent wrote:
> Interesting Mark. You do indeed show variability in your find phases:
> [RESULT] find 512.379261 kIOPS : time 230.722 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 3 find 1470.910 kiops : time
> A 3X difference in your find rate.
>
> Which seems to be directly due to variability in your mdtest_hard rates:
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 2 mdtest_hard_write 8.455 kiops : time
> [RESULT] mdtest-hard-write 48.336249 kIOPS : time 328.619 seconds
> A 6X difference in your mdtest-hard rates.
>
> Yeah, it would be nice if find was not sensitive to the relative size
> of the directories (and it isn't in GPFS by the way) but, in this
> case, it seems like the larger problem is the variability in the
> mdtest hard write rates. I'm curious. Do you know what explains
> this? Just depends on the mood of the system? :)
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
>
> On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 9:05 AM Mark Nelson via IO-500
> <io-500@vi4io.org <mailto:io-500@vi4io.org>> wrote:
>
> On 6/1/20 8:44 AM, Pinkesh Valdria via IO-500 wrote:
>
> > I made some progress over the weekend to troubleshoot why find
> phase
> > was not working, but I am not out of the woods. Appreciate if
> > someone can confirm if I am on the right path or acknowledge if the
> > below are known issues and there are workarounds for them.
> >
> > Thanks for your help. It’s a long email, but detailed to ensure,
> > there is not a lot of back-n-forth.
> >
> > Here are some differences I found and workaround I had to use.
> >
> > *_Issue1: _*
> >
> > Io500 (C version) expects a field labelled: external-extra-args
> in the
> > config.ini file, but the non-C version (io500.sh) logic is looking
> > for field labelled: “external-args” (without “-extra-“) , see
> below
> > line:
> >
> > https://github.com/VI4IO/io500-app/blob/master/io500.sh#L229
> >
> >
> > io500_find_cmd_args="$(get_ini_param find external-args)"
> >
> >
> > less config-full.ini
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > # Set to an external script to perform the find phase
> >
> > external-script =
> >
> > # Extra arguments for external scripts
> >
> > external-extra-args =
> >
> > # Startup arguments for external scripts
> >
> > external-mpi-args =
> >
> > # Set the number of processes for pfind
> >
> > nproc =
> >
> > # Pfind queue length
> >
> > pfind-queue-length = 10000
> >
> > # Pfind Steal from next
> >
> > pfind-steal-next = FALSE
> >
> > # Parallelize the readdir by using hashing. Your system must
> support this!
> >
> > pfind-parallelize-single-dir-access-using-hashing = FALSE
> >
> > *Temporary workaround*: I changed the io500.sh code to look for:
> > /io500_find_cmd_args="$(get_ini_param find external-extra-args)"/
> >
> > *_Issue2_*: I had to set*__*io500_find_mpi to True in the
> io500.sh
> > script to avoid getting this error: “/io500_find_mpi: unbound
> > variable/” , but I don’t know if there is a different way to
> set the
> > value for the C-version using config.ini file, can someone
> share how
> > to pass that value for the C-app version?
> >
> > function setup_find {
> >
> > io500_find_mpi="True"
> >
> > *_Issue3:_***How do I validate that the parameters I am setting
> in the
> > config.ini file are been used at runtime. I set the following,
> but
> > don’t see them below:
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > external-script = /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind
> >
> > #nproc = 30
> >
> > pfind-queue-length = 2000
> >
> > pfind-steal-next = TRUE
> >
> > pfind-parallelize-single-dir-access-using-hashing = FALSE*__*
> >
> > io500 – C version hangs at the below command and I don’t see queue
> > length, steal-next, etc
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > t_start = 2020-06-01 08:28:30
> >
> > exe = /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind
> ./out//2020.06.01-06.57.23-app
> > -newer ./out//2020.06.01-06.57.23-app/timestampfile -size 3901c
> -name
> > "*01*"
> >
> > nproc = 1
> >
> > *_Issue4_*: Manual workaround to make “find” phase work by
> setting
> > some parameters in io500.sh, but they are not passed to the
> C-version
> > and hence that fails.
> >
> > In io500.sh script:
> >
> > function setup_find {
> >
> > io500_find_mpi="True"
> >
> > io500_find_cmd_args="-N -q 2000 -s $io500_stonewall_timer -r
> > $io500_result_dir/pfind_results"
> >
> > __
> >
> > _Non-C version - success _
> >
> > [Starting] find
> >
> > [Exec] mpiexec --allow-run-as-root -mca btl self -x
> UCX_TLS=rc,self,sm
> > -x HCOLL_ENABLE_MCAST_ALL=0 -mca coll_hcoll_enable 0 -x
> > UCX_IB_TRAFFIC_CLASS=105 -x UCX_IB_GID_INDEX=3 -n 30 -npernode 10
> > --hostfile /mnt/beeond/hostsfile.cn <http://hostsfile.cn>
> /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind
> > ./out//2020.06.01-06.57.23-scr -newer
> > ./out//2020.06.01-06.57.23-scr/timestampfile -size 3901c -name
> "*01*"
> > -N -q 2000 -s 300 -r
> ./results//2020.06.01-06.57.23-scr/pfind_results
> >
> > [Results] in ./results//2020.06.01-06.57.23-scr/find.txt.
> >
> > [FIND] MATCHED 28170/15966876 in 44.6593 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 3 find 357.520
> > kiops : time 44.66 seconds
> >
> > _io500 – C version hangs at the below command and I don’t see queue
> > length, steal-next, etc _
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > t_start = 2020-06-01 08:28:30
> >
> > exe = /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind
> ./out//2020.06.01-06.57.23-app
> > -newer ./out//2020.06.01-06.57.23-app/timestampfile -size 3901c
> -name
> > "*01*"
> >
> > nproc = 1
> >
> > *_Issue5_*: As you can see in issue#4, I am passing some
> parameters
> > with bash variables, if I do the same in the config.ini file,
> they
> > will be passed as is without getting interpreted by the bash
> script.
> > How do I pass such variable for the C-version of io500 ?
> >
> > Already tried the below and they are not interpreted when
> processed by
> > io500 C-app version.
> >
> > In config.ini file:
> >
> > external-extra-args = -s \$io500_stonewall_timer -r
> > \$io500_result_dir/pfind_results
> >
> > or
> >
> > external-extra-args = -s $io500_stonewall_timer -r
> > $io500_result_dir/pfind_results
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > t_start = 2020-05-31 11:43:52
> >
> > exe = /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind -s $io500_stonewall_timer -r
> > $io500_result_dir/pfind_results ./out//2020.05.31-10.52.56-app
> -newer
> > ./out//2020.05.31-10.52.56-app/timestampfile -size 3901c -name
> "*01*"
> >
> > nproc = 1
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > t_start = 2020-05-31 15:55:52
> >
> > exe = /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind -s
> \$io500_stonewall_timer -r
> > \$io500_result_dir/pfind_results ./out//2020.05.31-15.55.38-app
> -newer
> > ./out//2020.05.31-15.55.38-app/timestampfile -size 3901c -name
> "*01*"
> >
> > nproc = 1
> >
> > This is a small test cluster
> >
> > less 2020.06.01-06.57.23-scr/result_summary.txt
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 1 ior_easy_write 6.062
> > GiB/s : time 362.17 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 1 mdtest_easy_write 7.300
> > kiops : time 2054.93 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 2 ior_hard_write 1.605
> > GiB/s : time 321.58 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 2 mdtest_hard_write 3.173
> > kiops : time 304.69 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 3 find 357.520
> > kiops : time 44.66 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 3 ior_easy_read 8.269
> > GiB/s : time 265.51 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 4 mdtest_easy_stat 144.149
> > kiops : time 104.06 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 4 ior_hard_read 3.847
> > GiB/s : time 134.18 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 5 mdtest_hard_stat 82.220
> > kiops : time 11.76 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 6 mdtest_easy_delete 54.334
> > kiops : time 276.07 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 7 mdtest_hard_read 22.822
> > kiops : time 42.37 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 8 mdtest_hard_delete 8.042
> > kiops : time 123.97 seconds
> >
> > [SCORE] Bandwidth 4.19424 GiB/s : IOPS 31.5378 kiops : TOTAL 11.5012
> >
> > C-version app – partial result – which hangs at find:
> >
> > [root@inst-5n58i-good-crow results]# less
> > 2020.06.01-06.57.23-app/result.txt | egrep "\[|score"
> >
> > [ior-easy-write]
> >
> > score = 6.136592
> >
> > [mdtest-easy-write]
> >
> > score = 41.913878
> >
> > [timestamp]
> >
> > [ior-hard-write]
> >
> > score = 1.538194
> >
> > [mdtest-hard-write]
> >
> > score = 3.012750
> >
> > [find]
> >
> > [root@inst-5n58i-good-crow results]#
> >
>
> FWIW the default version of find is still working the same as it did
> previously for us. This is not really related to what you are
> seeing,
> but what I'm still noticing is that we're getting an unreasonable
> find
> advantage when our easy and hard create results are highly skewed
> (which
> I'm still working on debugging since we are still sometimes seeing
> a lot
> of variation). This is from an 8 node development cluster:
>
>
> First run (C-app in this case):
>
> [RESULT] ior-easy-write 59.443067 GiB/s : time
> 467.383 seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-easy-write 277.570531 kIOPS : time 369.282
> seconds
> [RESULT] ior-hard-write 11.037549 GiB/s : time
> 333.391 seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-hard-write 48.336249 kIOPS : time 328.619
> seconds
> [RESULT] find 512.379261 kIOPS : time 230.722
> seconds
> [RESULT] ior-easy-read 70.285275 GiB/s : time
> 397.338 seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-easy-stat 627.847802 kIOPS : time 165.087
> seconds
> [RESULT] ior-hard-read 13.879120 GiB/s : time
> 275.325 seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-hard-stat 179.562335 kIOPS : time
> 1221.149 seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-easy-delete 140.591170 kIOPS : time 917.852
> seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-hard-read 43.742740 kIOPS : time 362.040
> seconds
> [RESULT] mdtest-hard-delete 11.804945 kIOPS : time
> 1341.281 seconds
> [SCORE] Bandwidth 28.284600 GB/s : IOPS 124.102186 kiops : TOTAL
> 59.246778
>
>
> Second run (Script):
>
> [RESULT] BW phase 1 ior_easy_write 55.296 GiB/s : time
> 477.21 seconds
> [RESULT] BW phase 2 ior_hard_write 10.749 GiB/s : time
> 331.08 seconds
> [RESULT] BW phase 3 ior_easy_read 67.308 GiB/s : time
> 391.89 seconds
> [RESULT] BW phase 4 ior_hard_read 14.842 GiB/s : time
> 239.77 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 1 mdtest_easy_write 278.851 kiops : time
> 367.23 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 2 mdtest_hard_write 8.455 kiops : time
> 323.59 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 3 find 1470.910 kiops : time
> 71.48 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 4 mdtest_easy_stat 967.127 kiops : time
> 105.89 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 5 mdtest_hard_stat 47.136 kiops : time
> 58.04 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 6 mdtest_easy_delete 224.795 kiops : time
> 455.53 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 7 mdtest_hard_read 46.749 kiops : time
> 58.52 seconds
> [RESULT] IOPS phase 8 mdtest_hard_delete 28.490 kiops : time
> 99.08 seconds
> [SCORE] Bandwidth 27.7589 GiB/s : IOPS 121.449 kiops : TOTAL 58.0628
>
>
> We don't really "deserve" a score of 58 on that second run because
> the
> only reason find was so fast was that we wrote out far less
> mdtest_hard_write data.
>
>
> Mark
>
> > *From: *Pinkesh Valdria <pinkesh.valdria@oracle.com
> <mailto:pinkesh.valdria@oracle.com>>
> > *Date: *Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 3:01 AM
> > *To: *Andreas Dilger <adilger@dilger.ca <mailto:adilger@dilger.ca>>
> > *Cc: *<io-500@vi4io.org <mailto:io-500@vi4io.org>>
> > *Subject: *Re: [IO-500] Io500 runs twice - is that expected
> starting
> > 2020 ?
> >
> > Thanks Andreas,
> >
> > The C-app benchmark failed, I mean it never completed and there
> was
> > no score at the end, I waited for 8 hours before I did ctrl-c
> . It
> > only has 4 results vs 12 results in the first section. Are there
> > special logs to see for the C version of the benchmark.
> >
> > The below is a very small development cluster I am using until I
> > figure out how to run IO500 correctly.
> >
> > [Leaving] datafiles in ./out//2020.05.29-17.31.34-scr
> >
> > [Summary] Results files in ./results//2020.05.29-17.31.34-scr
> >
> > [Summary] Data files in ./out//2020.05.29-17.31.34-scr
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 1 ior_easy_write 6.188
> > GiB/s : time 357.44 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 2 ior_hard_write 1.132
> > GiB/s : time 367.41 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 3 ior_easy_read 8.090
> > GiB/s : time 273.37 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 4 ior_hard_read 3.726
> > GiB/s : time 111.69 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 1 mdtest_easy_write 4.263
> > kiops : time 3518.34 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 2 mdtest_hard_write 2.953
> > kiops : time 303.52 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 3 find 91.550
> > kiops : time 173.64 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 4 mdtest_easy_stat 137.243
> > kiops : time 109.30 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 5 mdtest_hard_stat 84.140
> > kiops : time 10.65 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 6 mdtest_easy_delete 55.311
> > kiops : time 271.19 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 7 mdtest_hard_read 21.778
> > kiops : time 41.16 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 8 mdtest_hard_delete 7.133
> > kiops : time 129.24 seconds
> >
> > [SCORE] Bandwidth 3.81212 GiB/s : IOPS 24.1149 kiops : TOTAL 9.58796
> >
> > The io500.sh was run
> >
> > Running the C version of the benchmark now
> >
> > IO500 version io500-isc20
> >
> > [RESULT] ior-easy-write 6.233210 GiB/s : time 359.216
> seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] mdtest-easy-write 3.750549 kIOPS : time 3999.448
> seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] ior-hard-write 1.415903 GiB/s : time 349.737
> seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] mdtest-hard-write 3.006432 kIOPS : time 305.006
> seconds
> >
> > ^C
> >
> > [root@inst-q7cdd-good-crow io500-app]#
> >
> > *From: *Andreas Dilger <adilger@dilger.ca
> <mailto:adilger@dilger.ca>>
> > *Date: *Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 2:33 AM
> > *To: *Pinkesh Valdria <pinkesh.valdria@oracle.com
> <mailto:pinkesh.valdria@oracle.com>>
> > *Cc: *<io-500@vi4io.org <mailto:io-500@vi4io.org>>
> > *Subject: *Re: [IO-500] Io500 runs twice - is that expected
> starting
> > 2020 ?
> >
> > Hi Pinkesh,
> >
> > The dual runs of the IO500 benchmark for this list are intentional,
> >
> > and documented in the README-ISC20.txt file in the source tree.
> >
> > This is to allow comparison between the historical io500.sh
> script and the
> >
> > new C application that runs the same IOR, mdtest, and find commands.
> >
> > Please submit both results for ISC'20.
> >
> > We wanted to be sure that the transition to the new C-app didn't
> >
> > introduce any errors in the results. The need to run the benchmark
> >
> > twice will hopefully be gone for the SC'20 list.
> >
> > Cheers, Andreas(*)
> >
> > * speaking on my own behalf and not on behalf of the IO500 board
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On May 29, 2020, at 16:02, Pinkesh Valdria via IO-500
> > <io-500@vi4io.org <mailto:io-500@vi4io.org>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > Hello IO-500 experts,
> >
> > I am trying to configure io500 . When I run it, it runs
> twice,
> > first one is regular and 2^nd one is called “Running the C
> version
> > of the benchmark now”. Is it because I misconfigured it or
> is it
> > required to run both, starting 2020 ? My config*.ini file is
> > below.
> >
> > [root@inst-q7cdd-good-crow io500-app]# ./io500.sh
> config-test1.ini
> >
> > System: inst-q7cdd-good-crow
> >
> > …..
> >
> > Running the IO500 Benchmark now
> >
> > [Creating] directories
> >
> > …..
> >
> > [Summary] Results files in ./results//2020.05.29-17.31.34-scr
> >
> > [Summary] Data files in ./out//2020.05.29-17.31.34-scr
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 1 ior_easy_write 6.188 GiB/s :
> > time 357.44 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 2 ior_hard_write 1.132 GiB/s :
> > time 367.41 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 3 ior_easy_read 8.090
> GiB/s
> > : time 273.37 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] BW phase 4 ior_hard_read 3.726 GiB/s :
> > time 111.69 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 1 mdtest_easy_write 4.263
> kiops
> > : time 3518.34 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 2 mdtest_hard_write 2.953
> kiops
> > : time 303.52 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 3 find 91.550 kiops :
> > time 173.64 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 4 mdtest_easy_stat 137.243 kiops :
> > time 109.30 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 5 mdtest_hard_stat 84.140 kiops :
> > time 10.65 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 6 mdtest_easy_delete 55.311 kiops :
> > time 271.19 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 7 mdtest_hard_read
> > 21.778 kiops : time 41.16 seconds
> >
> > [RESULT] IOPS phase 8 mdtest_hard_delete 7.133
> > kiops : time 129.24 seconds
> >
> > [SCORE] Bandwidth 3.81212 GiB/s : IOPS 24.1149 kiops : TOTAL
> 9.58796
> >
> > The io500.sh was run
> >
> > Running the C version of the benchmark now
> >
> > IO500 version io500-isc20
> >
> > <currently running …when I posted this question ….
> >
> > ***************************************************
> >
> > config-test1.ini (END)
> >
> > ***************************************************
> >
> > [global]
> >
> > datadir = ./out/
> >
> > resultdir = ./results/
> >
> > timestamp-resultdir = TRUE
> >
> > # Chose parameters that are very small for all benchmarks
> >
> > [debug]
> >
> > stonewall-time = 300 # for testing
> >
> > [ior-easy]
> >
> > transferSize = 2m
> >
> > blockSize = 102400m
> >
> > [mdtest-easy]
> >
> > API = POSIX
> >
> > # Files per proc
> >
> > n = 500000
> >
> > [ior-hard]
> >
> > API = POSIX
> >
> > # Number of segments10000000
> >
> > segmentCount = 400000
> >
> > [mdtest-hard]
> >
> > API = POSIX
> >
> > # Files per proc 1000000
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> > n = 40000
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> > [find]
> >
> > external-script = /mnt/beeond/io500-app/bin/pfind
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> > pfind-parallelize-single-dir-access-using-hashing = FALSE
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