Re: RAID5 scrub performance

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One last data point on this from a larger pool, 11 disk raid5 pool
(raid1 metadata), this is probably not a very recommended
configuration but it's a 3rd backup and mostly for testing raid5 on a
larger pool:

UUID:             1236acc8-dbd5-41bd-bf3d-872a8fbbce49
Scrub started:    Sun Dec 15 11:23:45 2019
Status:           running
Duration:         0:51:34
Time left:        90:06:52
ETA:              Thu Dec 19 06:22:13 2019
Total to scrub:   18.10TiB
Bytes scrubbed:   175.12GiB
Rate:             57.96MiB/s
Error summary:    no errors found



Same pool during a btrfs send to /dev/null:

btrfs send /mnt/disks/Pics/T12_disk1_Pics_2019-12-15-0829/ | pv -bart
> /dev/null
At subvol /mnt/disks/Pics/T12_disk1_Pics_2019-12-15-0829/
 447GiB 0:13:19 [ 635MiB/s] [ 573MiB/s]
                                   ^                 ^
                             cur. spd   /    avg. spd



So looks to me like scrub performance is around 1/10 of what it should
be, and not optimal to wait multiple days to scrub a larger pool.

Jorge



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