10gbe can't get above 500mbs read write

[freeEdmonton]

Hello, I'm sure this has been asked a million times, but I can't find the solution to my issue. I can't get any faster speeds than the below.

I’ve done all the optimizations listed here.
http://45drives.blogspot.com/2016/05/how-to-tune-nas-for-direct-from-server.html
And here: https://www.ixsystems.com/community/threads/10gbe-transfer-speed-issue-guide.55139/

I’m editing large video files, R3D files from my 8K camera, I film RAW footage, so the files are huge.
AFP is faster, but I can't use that with Final Cut Pro because of the file structure restrictions.

NFS works, but it's nearly half the speed at 500mbs read / write which isn't useable for Final Cut Pro Video Editing Setup.

I’m running Cat6, computer to computer.

I’m running 64GB on my server, but by these screen shots, the memory seems maxed out.

I installed Freenas on my Nvme drive which has a read write of
Maximum Sequential Reads: 3,200MB/s
Maximum Sequential Writes: 2,200MB/s


The network card I'm running is the Asus AQtion AQC107/XG-C100C

How to install drivers for a NIC? (AQtion AQC107/XG-C100C)

Hey guys, so I recently got the aboved mentioned 10GBE Card. At that point I didn't knew that there is now driver for this card/s. So I got in contact with the support and they told me to they are working on it. A few weeks later and I got the driver now...

www.ixsystems.com

 

[freeEdmonton]

Just seeing if I can get help? Thanks

 

[Rand]

You will never get the local max performance out of your drive over network (unless you use tech like RDMA which FN does not support currently).

To help you out you need to provide more info (drive type, pool setup, iperf, freenas local test eg fio results with large file size)...

 

[vemsom]

The speed you write (could) indicate that you´re running PCIe 2.0 x1 somewhere in the chain. Maybe that could be a clue to find the bottleneck.

 

[sretalla]

NFS works, but it's nearly half the speed at 500mbs read / write which isn't useable for Final Cut Pro Video Editing Setup.

You're mixing units... mbps and MBps are not the same thing by a factor of about 8.

If I assume you're talking only about MBps, then there are a few things you can look at in addition to doing the bottleneck search suggested already with fio and iperf3...

Are you using jumbo frames? (MTU~9000)

Have you tuned the recordsize of your dataset (before copying in the files) to be appropriate for the media? maybe using a larger recordsize would help.

 

[elvisimprsntr]

@freeEdmonton

bits vs Bytes.

8bits/Byte*500MByte/sec=4Gbits/sec over a 10Gbits/sec interface.

Just curious why you are still running FreeNAS, a depreciated and unsupported version? Any reason you are not running latest TrueNAS?