Toward Seamless Integration of RAID and Flash SSD
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1 Toward Seamless Integration of RAID and Flash SSD Sang-Won Lee Sungkyunkwan Univ., Korea (Joint-Work with Sungup Moon, Bongki Moon, Narinet, and Indilinx) Santa Clara, CA 1
2 Table of Contents Introduction Bandwidth Requirements Lame RAID Phenomenon Striped Sequential Write Summary Santa Clara, CA 2
3 Introduction Flash SSDs Faster, bigger, cheaper SSDs are available MLC, Multi channels/ways, FTL & controller 1TB size SSD will soon appear Will their capacity ever increase? And, is it the right direction? What if any flash chip inside SSD fail? Santa Clara, CA 3
4 Introduction RAIDed SSDs > One monster SSD Benefits of RAID Bandwidth for sequential IOs IOPS for random IOs Reliability by redundancy Benefits of RAID would still hold in SSDs Santa Clara, CA 4
5 Introduction But, the chasm between RAID and SSD exist RAID have been developed mainly for harddisks SSDs have not been seriously tested under RAID So, the performance of RAIDed SSDs might still be suboptimal Santa Clara, CA 5
6 RAIDed SSDs: Workload Categorization Single vs. Multiple Threads Host RAID Controller Random vs. Sequential IOs Santa Clara, CA 6
7 RAIDed SSD: Workload Categorization Random IOs (e.g. 4KB unit) Sequential IOs (e.g. 1MB unit) Single thread No chasm No chasm Multiple concurrent threads No chasm Chasm Santa Clara, CA 7
8 Ultra Sequential Write Bandwidth Requirement Narinet MSTM-1000 Board Multicore CPUs captures network traffics in parallel Write the captured packet data in storage (1GB /sec ) >> 6 Disks, 1.4GB/sec throughput SAS interface Multiple concurrent sequential write threads The captured data should be stored in one big file Santa Clara, CA 8
9 Naïve Attempt Linux internal software RAID: mdadm MLC SSD: 690$, 256GB, 150MB/sec seq. writes With 6 RAIDed SSDs, we expected 800MB/sec Real performance: 150 MB/sec Santa Clara, CA 9
10 Lame RAID Phenomenon Much slower than expectation: why? Although each SSD shows similar average throughput, each SSD experiences the worst performance at different points of time Santa Clara, CA 10
11 Lame RAID Phenomenon The lame RAID phenomenon would be nature in low-end and medium class SSDs because of the limitations in SSD controller (e.g. SRAM resource, FTL, garbage collection) Related website: Santa Clara, CA 11
12 Lame RAID Phenomenon Users of RAIDed HDDs also report a related issue GENEOUS-RAID-ARRAYS-WORK,1789.html Each component HDD has different average performance: e.g. 7.2K rpm, 10K rpm, 15K rpm But, this is technically different from our Lame RAID phenomenon Santa Clara, CA 12
13 Lame RAID Phenomenon Some solutions Application-side RAID controller-side SSD side Minimize the performance variance even by sacrificing th e average performance Uniform performance is a key virtue of storage devices Santa Clara, CA 13
14 Lame RAID Phenomenon Performance of RAIDed SSDs with mild variance High-end MLC SSD (4Disks) Low-end MLC SSD (4Disks) Santa Clara, CA 14
15 Next Attempt with High-End SSDs High-end commercial SSD SLC based SSD (10 channel) 170 MB/s No lame RAID 6 SSDs Expectation 6 x 170 MB/s = 1020 MB/s Real performance: 670 MB Santa Clara, CA 15
16 Striped Sequential Write Slower than expectation: why? Striped sequential writes from RAID controller Pure vs. sequential write bandwidth HDD: almost same SSD: quite different Santa Clara, CA 16
17 Striped Sequential Write Some solutions Application-side RAID controller-side SSD side Santa Clara, CA 17
18 Striped Sequential Write INDILINX New Firmware 180 MB/s No lame RAID 6 SSDs Expectation 6 x 180 MB/s = 1080 MB/s Real performance: 950 MB Santa Clara, CA 18
19 Summary RAIDed SSDs would be popular; but RAID and SSD are not aware of each other For multiple concurrent sequential writes, RAIDed SSD reveals two issues Lame RAID Striped sequential write We presented some basic solutions, but a lot of things to do is ahead Santa Clara, CA 19
20 Some Notes about this template The first action you should take is to save this presentation You have opened a design template (.pot) Need to save as.ppt A master exists for: Slides Handouts - default is 3 to a page You can print a different number, but no guarantees about appearance Notes Santa Clara, CA 20
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