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Xe :verified: @cadey@pony.social
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SRE graph scrying test:

I'm backing up a bunch of files to S3, there's moments where the throughput goes down and moments where it goes up.

Assuming no network activity in a way that matters, why would the throughput number be going up and down like this?

Xe :verified: @cadey@pony.social
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@Schneems Nope! The remote service (which is like S3 but not S3) is able to accept data at my NAS' line rate, and my drives are able to supply data also at line rate.

Richard Schneeman @Schneems@ruby.social
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@cadey super weird.

Xe :verified: @cadey@pony.social
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@Schneems Biblical amounts of small files, there's more overhead in creating lots of little files than there are creating very few big files

Mikle_Bond @Mikle_Bond@pony.social
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@cadey @Schneems
The difference in throughput becomes even more drastic with SMB on windows and even more educational.