Testing NFS disk access speed for Bitbucket Data Center and git operations

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問題

Bitbucket Data Center appears to be experiencing performance issues and is running slowly. Git and UI operations are taking longer than expected.


Important note on testing

  • The guidelines provided here are a starting point for you to build your staging environment ahead of testing

  • These guidelines are not a substitute for extensive testing prior to deployment using realistic loads that reflect your individual requirements

  • It is not practical or possible to provide simple guidelines for capacity planning and this will always require extensive performance testing

  • The complexity of environments will vary greatly and there are many other variables outside of NFS that can affect performance (e.g. networking, instance types, size of instances, workload) and for this reason, it is essential that you perform extensive testing for your specific environment

  • Atlassian support does not provide consulting services on capacity planning. You can contact an Atlassian partner if you require consulting services for capacity planning

If you are running Bitbucket in AWS please refer to Infrastructure recommendations for enterprise Bitbucket instances on AWS article instead. Due to the complex architecture implementations, availability zones and regions also impact the benchmark results possibly causing false positives.

診断

Disk access speed is critical for Bitbucket and Git operations performance, especially when running a multi-node cluster where a NFS share is required to store data.

If the application is running slowly, disk speed on the NFS share can be a potential root cause. It's possible to isolate that cause using Bonnie++ to benchmark disk access speed.

  1. Install Bonnie++ using the OS package manager or download it from https://doc.coker.com.au/projects/bonnie/

    About Bonnie++

    Bonnie++ is a file system benchmarking tool that allows you to easily execute a test. It does a good job of performing similar operations that mirror git operations to give you a more accurate test. Bonnie++ tests two different things - I/O throughput and creating/reading/deleting lots of small files (similar to what git does).

  2. Execute Bonnie++

    bonnie++ -d /path/to/remote/nfs/filesystem -r 65536 -u someuser -z 1234 -n 1024
    This test must be executed on one of the Bitbucket data center application 
    nodes against the shared home directory, which is mounted to the NFS
    スイッチ説明

    -d /path/to/remote/nfs/filesystem

    directory to remote NFS for the test

    -r 65536

    RAM size in megabytes

    -u someuser

    user to use for the test

    -z 1234

    Random number seed to get repeatable tests

    -n 1024

    Number of files for the file creation test

    The file system should have 3x the disk space relative to RAM for the test

Interpreting the results

Your shared NFS storage layer is a critical piece of your data center infrastructure. You must make sure you have sufficient I/O performance.

The important values are under the Random Create - Create and Random Create - Read sections on the output below.

Version  1.97       ------Sequential Output------ --Sequential Input- --Random-
Concurrency   1     -Per Chr- --Block-- -Rewrite- -Per Chr- --Block-- --Seeks--
Machine        Size K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP K/sec %CP  /sec %CP
ip-10-217-3-33 128G  1302  99 426371  22 208657  13   648  98 428862  14  9522 100
Latency              6237us     126ms    4654ms    3273ms     307ms    4146us
Version  1.97       ------Sequential Create------ --------Random Create--------
ip-10-217-3-33      -Create-- --Read--- -Delete-- -Create-- --Read--- -Delete--
              files  /sec %CP  /sec %CP  /sec %CP  /sec %CP  /sec %CP  /sec %CP
               1024   361   1 120910  58  5807   9   366   1 12437  19  3441   4
Latency               239ms    8497us     658ms     190ms     204ms     838ms

Targets

(higher is better)

Random Create - Create

Random Create - Read

Minimum recommended

300

10,000

Results from above output

366

12,437

Results lower than the ones in the benchmark above indicate that I/O performance on the NFS is not optimal for Bitbucket and Git operations, leading to performance issues.

考えられる原因

低速なディスク アクセスを引き起こす可能性がある環境要因の例には、次のようなものがあります。

  • Anti-Virus software running on the cluster or on the NFS server scanning Bitbucket structure.
  • Network latency.
  • A disk defragmentation job may be running.
  • Hardware issues such as disk failures.
  • File system encryption turned on.
  • OS が制御している、ファイルの自動圧縮。
  • Java バージョンと OS での固有の問題。これは稀な例ですが、JVM 内のバグや既知の問題が特定の OS でパフォーマンスを悪化される可能性があります。
  • ディスクを同時に使用している他のアプリケーションまたは処理。
  • ディスクのキャパシティが満杯に近い。特定の OS ではこれによってディスクでのパフォーマンスが悪化する場合があります (この例の場合は Solaris)。
  • File server running out of server processes.

  • Not having the recommended NFS mount options

    rw,nfsvers=3,lookupcache=pos,noatime,intr,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,_netdev

Additional Resources About Disk Benchmark

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最終更新日 2023 年 11 月 15 日

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