PostgreSQL on EXT4, XFS, BTRFS and ZFS
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The document compares modern Linux file systems, focusing on ext3/4, xfs, btrfs, and zfs, highlighting their history, features, and performance. Traditional file systems like ext3/4 and xfs are noted for reliability and journaling, while btrfs and zfs provide advanced features like built-in snapshots and compression but may present stability issues. Performance benchmarks demonstrate that ext4 and xfs perform similarly across various workloads, while btrfs and zfs generally lag behind in performance but offer additional storage optimization benefits.
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– mkfs.ext4 E stripewidth=256 /dev/sda1
– mkfs.xfs d su=512k,sw=1 l su=512k f /dev/sda1
– mount: defaults,noatime,discard,nobarrier
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– mkfs.btrfs l 8192 L pgdata /dev/sda1
– mount: defaults,noatime,ssd,discard,nobarrier
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– zpool create pgpool /dev/sda1
– zfs create pgpool/pgdata
– zfs set recordsize=8k pgpool/pgdata
– zfs set atime=off pgpool/pgdata](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/milano-filesystems-150513140654-lva1-app6891/85/PostgreSQL-on-EXT4-XFS-BTRFS-and-ZFS-49-320.jpg)
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- 4. EXT3, EXT4, XFS - history ● ext3 (2001) / ext4 (2008) – evolution of original Linux filesystem (ext, ext2, ...) – continuous improvements / fixes ● XFS (2002) – originally from SGI Irix 5.3 (1994) – 2000 released under GPL – 2002 merged into 2.5.36 ● both are – reliable journaling file systems – proven by time on many deployments
- 5. EXT3, EXT4, XFS - features ● traditional design with journal ● not handling – multiple devices – volume management – snapshots – ... ● need additional layers for those things – hardware RAID – software RAID (dm) – LVM / LVM2
- 6. EXT3, EXT4, XFS - evolution ● conceived in times of rotational storage – mostly work with SSD – stop-gap for future storage (NVRAM, ...) ● evolution, not a revolution (mostly) – fixing bugs (some real, some imaginary) – adding features (e.g. TRIM, barriers, ...) – scalability improvements (metadata, ...) – be careful when reading old articles / benchmarks – be vary of anecdotal evidence (without context) – synthetic benchmarks are misleading
- 7. EXT3, EXT4, XFS - sources ● Linux Filesystems: Where did they come from? (Dave Chinner @ linux.conf.au 2014) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMcVdZk7wV8 ● Ted Ts'o on the ext4 Filesystem (Ted Ts'o, NYLUG, 2013) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mYDFr5T4tY ● XFS: There and Back … and There Again? (Dave Chinner @ Vault 2015) https://lwn.net/Articles/638546/ ● XFS: Recent and Future Adventures in Filesystem Scalability (Dave Chinner, linux.conf.au 2012) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FegjLbCnoBw ● XFS: the filesystem of the future? (Jonathan Corbet, Dave Chinner, LWN, 2012) http://lwn.net/Articles/476263/
- 8. BTRFS, ZFS
- 9. BTRFS, ZFS - goals ● ideas – integrate the layers – design for commodity hardware (expect failures) – design for huge data volumes ● so that we get … – flexible management – built-in snapshotting – compression, deduplication – checksums – ...
- 10. BTRFS, ZFS - history ● BTRFS – merged in 2009, but considered “experimental” – on-disk format “stable” (1.0) – some claim it’s “stable” but I doubt that … – (What are the criteria for filesystem to be “stable”?) ● ZFS – originally from Solaris, but got Oracled :-( – today a bit fragmented development – available on other BSD systems (FreeBSD) – “ZFS on Linux” project (CDDL vs. GPL)
- 11. Tuning options
- 12. Generic tuning options ● TRIM (discard) – enable / disable TRIM on SSDs – impacts garbage collection / wear leveling ● write barriers – prevent disk from optimizing order of writes – still may loose data, but no filesystem corruption – write cache + battery => disable barriers ● SSD alignment – alignment on SSDs matter (pages, blocks, …) – not dedicated tuning options (can use stripe unit / width)
- 13. BTRFS tuning options ● nodatacow (BTRFS) – disable copy on write – still can do snapshots (will do necessary COW) – disables checksums (needs full COW) ● zfs_arc_max – limit the size of ARC cache – should be released automatically, but ...
- 14. BTRFS tuning options ● recordsize=8kB – match the fs page with PostgreSQL page ● ashift=13 (8kB) – align the writes to SSD pages ● primarycache=metadata – prevent double buffering (shared buffers) http://open-zfs.org/wiki/Performance_tuning
- 15. file systems
- 16. ● ext3 (default) ● default ● ext4 ● default ● discard, nobarrier, stripe-width ● xfs ● default ● LVM ● LVM + snapshot ● discard, nobarrier ● discard, nobarrier, agcount, sunit/swidth
- 17. ● btrfs ● default ● nodatacow ● nodiscard (+fstrim) ● zfs ● default ● recordsize=8k, ashift=13, primarycache=metadata (open-zfs) ● recordsize=8k, ashift=13, max_arc_size=5GB (custom)
- 18. benchmarks
- 19. pgbench (TPC-B) ● transactional benchmark – small queries (access by PK, ...) ● modes – read-only – read-write ● scales – small (~200MB) – medium (~50% RAM) – large (~200% RAM)
- 20. TPC-DS ● warehouse, analytical – large amounts of data – queries processing a lot of data ● complex queries – aggregations – joins – CTEs – … ● successor to TPC-H – more elaborate / realistic
- 21. System ● PostgreSQL 9.4.1 ● Gentoo with kernel 3.17 ● CPU: Intel i5-2500k – 4 cores @ 3.3 GHz (3.7GHz) – 6MB cache – 2011-2013 ● 8GB RAM (DDR3 1333) ● SSD Intel S3500 100GB (SATA)
- 23. btrfs btrfs-nodatacow btrfs-nodiscard-fstrim ext3 ext4 ext4-discard-nobarrier-stripe xfs xfs-discard-lvm-snapshot xfs-discard-nobarrier xfs-lvm xfs-tuned-agcount-su-sw zfs zfs-tuned zfs-tuned-2 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 pgbench / small (150MB) / read-only transactions per second
- 24. btrfs btrfs-nodatacow btrfs-nodiscard-fstrim ext3 ext4 ext4-discard-nobarrier-stripe xfs xfs-discard-lvm-snapshot xfs-discard-nobarrier xfs-lvm xfs-tuned-agcount-su-sw zfs zfs-tuned zfs-tuned-2 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 pgbench / medium (50% RAM) / read-only transactions per second
- 25. btrfs btrfs-nodatacow btrfs-nodiscard-fstrim ext3 ext4 ext4-discard-lvm-snapshot ext4-discard-nobarrier-stripe xfs xfs-discard-lvm-snapshot xfs-discard-nobarrier xfs-lvm xfs-tuned-agcount-su-sw zfs zfs-tuned zfs-tuned-2 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 pgbench / large (200% RAM) / read-only transactions per second
- 27. btrfs btrfs-nodatacow btrfs-nodiscard-fstrim ext3 ext4 ext4-discard-nobarrier-stripe xfs xfs-discard-lvm-snapshot xfs-discard-nobarrier xfs-lvm xfs-tuned-agcount-su-sw zfs zfs-tuned zfs-tuned-2 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 pgbench / small (150MB) / read-write transactions per second
- 28. btrfs btrfs-nodatacow btrfs-nodiscard-fstrim ext3 ext4 ext4-discard-nobarrier-stripe xfs xfs-discard-lvm-snapshot xfs-discard-nobarrier xfs-lvm xfs-tuned-agcount-su-sw zfs zfs-tuned zfs-tuned-2 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 pgbench / medium (50% RAM) / read-write transactions per second
- 29. btrfs btrfs-nodatacow btrfs-nodiscard-fstrim ext3 ext4 ext4-discard-lvm-snapshot ext4-discard-nobarrier-stripe xfs xfs-discard-lvm-snapshot xfs-discard-nobarrier xfs-lvm xfs-tuned-agcount-su-sw zfs zfs-tuned zfs-tuned-2 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 pgbench / large (200% RAM) / read-write transactions per second
- 39. EXT / XFS conclusions EXT4 ● good “default” choice ● disable barriers (with protected write cache) ● tune alignment to match the SSD ● very “smooth” results XFS ● does not outperform ext4 (in this test) ● not much worse, if properly tuned ● disable write barriers, tune alignment to SSD ● more anomalies than ext4 (sudden performance drops, ...)
- 40. BTRFS & ZFS
- 48. TPC-DS
- 49. mkfs / mount options ● ext4, xfs – mkfs.ext4 E stripewidth=256 /dev/sda1 – mkfs.xfs d su=512k,sw=1 l su=512k f /dev/sda1 – mount: defaults,noatime,discard,nobarrier ● btrfs – mkfs.btrfs l 8192 L pgdata /dev/sda1 – mount: defaults,noatime,ssd,discard,nobarrier [compress=lzo] ● zfs – zpool create pgpool /dev/sda1 – zfs create pgpool/pgdata – zfs set recordsize=8k pgpool/pgdata – zfs set atime=off pgpool/pgdata
- 50. ext4 xfs btrfs btrfs (lzo) zfs zfs (lz4) 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 TPC-DS load duration on EXT4, XFS, BTRFS and ZFS data indexes duration[seconds]
- 51. ext4 xfs btrfs btrfs lzo zfs zfs (lz4) 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 TPC-DS query performance EXT4, XFS, BTRFS and ZFS duration[seconds]
- 52. ext4 xfs btrfs btrfs lzo zfs zfs (lz4) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 TPC-DS space used on EXT4, XFS, BTRFS and ZFS size[GB]
- 53. TPC-DS summary ● EXT4, XFS, BTRFS – about the same performance ● compression is nice – uncompressed: 60GB – compressed: ~30GB ● mostly storage capacity, queries not faster ● ZFS much slower :-(