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One of my ex-colleagues used to be a race car driver. He probably still is, and what he told me once has stuck in my mind ever since. "Do you know where the sport car starts? Oh no, not the engine. It's the tires, man. You see, tires are the only thing that hold you to the ground. And that's where it all starts and then everything else follows." Similarly, EBS is where it all starts on AWS. All mo
Amazon EC2 I/O Performance: Local Ephemeral Disks vs. RAID�0 Striped EBS Volumes – blog.dt.org
I recently ran into an issue with I/O bandwidth in EC2 that produced some unexpected results. As part of my day job, I built a system to run clustered deployments of enterprise software within AWS. The enterprise software I chose for the prototype is, as it turns out, very sensitive to I/O bandwidth, and my first attempt at a clustered deployment using m1.large instances with only ephemeral disks
Getting Good IO from Amazon's EBS
Getting Good IO from Amazon's EBS Wed Jul 29 00:23:52 -0700 2009 The performance characteristics of Amazon’s Elastic Block Store are moody, technically opaque and, at times, downright confounding. At Heroku, we’ve spent a lot of time managing EBS disks, and recently I had a very long night trying to figure out how to get the best performance out of the EBS disks, and little did I know I was testin
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