Multi-Client Performance - CIFS on Windows

We put the Synology DS415+ through some IOMeter tests with a CIFS share being accessed from up to 25 VMs simultaneously. The following four graphs show the total available bandwidth and the average response time while being subject to different types of workloads through IOMeter. The tool also reports various other metrics of interest such as maximum response time, read and write IOPS, separate read and write bandwidth figures etc. Some of the interesting aspects from our IOMeter benchmarking run can be found here.

Synology DS415+ Multi-Client CIFS Performance - 100% Sequential Reads

 

Synology DS415+ Multi-Client CIFS Performance - Max Throughput - 50% Reads

 

Synology DS415+ Multi-Client CIFS Performance - Random 8K - 70% Reads

 

Synology DS415+ Multi-Client CIFS Performance - Real Life - 65% Reads

The attractiveness of the Rangeley platform is brought out by the latencies observed when subject to heavy loading. This is one of the key metrics that shows the advantage of a a SoC tuned towards storage appliances (particularly when compared to the previous-generation Atom platforms).

Single Client Performance - CIFS & NFS on Linux Multi-Client iSCSI Evaluation
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  • stbufraba - Sunday, November 2, 2014 - link

    Did anyone try DDR3L memory modules in the DS415+?

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