CFS offers two types of file systems: standard and high-performance. Below are their features, benefits, and use cases.
File System Type | Features | Benefits | Use Cases |
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Standard |
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The most common file sharing scenarios that require high cost efficiency, such as data backup, OA, log storage, and small file sharing | |
High-performance |
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High-through, compute-intensive workloads mainly involving large files, such as high-performance computing, media asset rendering, and machine learning |
The relationship between the throughput of a single standard or high-performance file system and the amount of write storage is as follows:
File System Type | Performance Formula |
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Standard | Throughput (MB/s) = storage usage (GB) * 0.1 + 100 |
High-performance | Throughput (MB/s) = storage usage (GB) * 0.2 + 200 |
Note:
The above formulas show the capabilities a file system can provide. To reach the upper performance limit, you usually need to perform multi-threaded reads/writes by using multiple computing nodes.
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