[Performance] Any more explanation about why JuiceFS perform so better than EFS or S3FS? #4032
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I expect that the performance of S3 is not that high as EFS, so JuiceFS based on S3 should be not better than EFS. However, the juicefs benchmark result shows that JuiceFS perform obviously better than EFS. Could anyone explain the possible reason? |
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After see cache management, I think write cache makes juicefs so faster because data is just written into local in-memory cache, not flushed into object store. Does anyone make sure this? |
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After see cache management, I think write cache makes juicefs so faster because data is just written into local in-memory cache, not flushed into object store.
Does anyone make sure this?