Why Is Storage on Kubernetes So Hard?

Re:Why Is Storage on Kubernetes So Hard? by SomeHacker44 on Sunday January 13, 2019 @08:02PM (#18899795)

Try using fiber then. I was surprised and pleased to learn that my 10G fiber has something like a third or quarter of the latency of my 10G copper in my new house.

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Re:Why Is Storage on Kubernetes So Hard? by snuxoll on Sunday January 13, 2019 @11:22PM (#18900616)

You mean use (X)SFP(+), not “use fiber”. The SFP+ copper twinax cables I use in my lab at home have lower latency than the majority of MMF/SMF transceivers on the market.

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Re:Why Is Storage on Kubernetes So Hard? by SomeHacker44 on Monday January 14, 2019 @09:38PM (#18908473)

Yes, thank you for the clarification/nomenclature. My SFP+ on MMF (multi-mode fiber) has significantly lower latency than the copper 10GbaseT I use. I haven't measured the direct-connect copper (coax? twinax?) SFP+ latency, though.

I would be curious if the SFP for 1G using fiber also has lower latency than copper 1000baseT.

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