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Jim Garlick edited this page Oct 29, 2025
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Warning: This is an ancient artifact.
Tycho performance tests Sept. 2009
The tycho cluster at LLNL includes a gigabit ethernet-attached Lustre
file system, an infiniband-attached compute cluster, and LNET routers
between the two. The design, which mimics the storage architecture in
LLNL's production computing environment, allows Lustre to be directly
mounted on the compute nodes.
In this experiment, Lustre is instead mounted on one of the LNET routers,
and diod is used to remount Lustre on 64 compute nodes. The two
approaches are then compared with I/O benchmarks.
The file system is capable of around 5 GB/s, but in this case one router
is used so the network limits I/O bandwidth to around 2.5 GB/s.
IOR file-per-process tests Lustre vs DIOD
IOR 2.10.2 was run chdired
into a unique test directory in Lustre, with the following command line: