Hello, I was wondering how to obtain IOPS from bonnie++ results. The various executions of bonnie++ have been done using a size of twice the RAM, and not the root user. Here are the results: # bonnie++ -d /data -s 12g -qfb 1.97,1.97,host28,1,1360870223,12G,,,,434320,86,116822,22,,,116187,9,1362,32,16,,,,,15457,27,+++++,+++,2854,9,32642,45,+++++,+++,1624,6,,212ms,158ms,,178ms,818ms,125ms,1310us,234ms,103ms,53424us,182ms # bonnie++ -d /data -s 16g -qfb 1.97,1.97,host56,1,1360869078,16G,,,,392047,38,133174,5,,,363574,5,586.2,8,16,,,,,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2679,1,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2700,1,,226ms,289ms,,58929us,276ms,118us,76us,61321us,198us,77us,21293us # bonnie++ -d /data -s 32g -qfb 1.97,1.97,host57,1,1360852635,32G,,,,505977,54,151226,3,,,254450,3,257.0,8,16,,,,,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2748,1,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2602,1,,226ms,438ms,,373ms,1261ms,217us,84us,107ms,131us,31us,65746us # bonnie++ -d /data -s 16g -qfb 1.97,1.97,host58,1,1360881644,16G,,,,478704,47,129047,4,,,330770,4,480.6,7,16,,,,,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2195,2,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2814,2,,373ms,389ms,,79935us,316ms,452us,82us,295ms,94us,169us,35213us # bonnie++ -d /data -s 16g -qfb 1.97,1.97,host59,1,1360868560,16G,,,,396657,37,82812,1,,,246492,2,2800,43,16,,,,,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2819,3,+++++,+++,+++++,+++,2761,1,,226ms,350ms,,90085us,70123us,582us,92us,61752us,135us,36us,13827us Any help would be appreciated, as I just cannot find a way to translate those into the famed IOPS I am looking for. The main idea here is to be able to find out if the 800 IOPS threshold is there or not on our future Splunk cluster. Cheers, Olivier ... View more