Re:Post Mortem of Google Outage on 14 December 2020
by freeone3000 on Friday December 18, 2020 @08:07PM
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1) By ensuring capacity for max allocated concurrent IOPS
2) Wrong relationship; you're paying for IOPS to the block store, so you'd be trampling on other accesses to the same block store.
3) This penalizes them less - in that workloads that do lots of small IO on small files will actually be able to request the IOPS they need, instead of IOPS being (wrongly) dynamically allocated.
2) Wrong relationship; you're paying for IOPS to the block store, so you'd be trampling on other accesses to the same block store.
3) This penalizes them less - in that workloads that do lots of small IO on small files will actually be able to request the IOPS they need, instead of IOPS being (wrongly) dynamically allocated.