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Hello Dusten,
> When doing more traffic the load on cpu0 increases and
> nothing is happing on
> cpu1.
>
> My question is why am I not seeing this processor usage
> distributed over
> both processors. I know that on a Sun box the network card
> is stuck to a
> single processor and will not use the other processors.
Uhm... what version of LVS are you using?
I remember quite a few discussions indicating SMP was not `efficient` with
LVS due to spinlocks & such. The end result was that it was better to
compile without SMP. I'm not sure why you aren't seeing utilization on both
CPUs.
> Oh and just for those of you what want to know here is my
> ipvsadm output.
>
> TCP XXX.XXX.XXX.X:http wrr
> -> .com:http Route 35 43 2712
> -> .com:http Route 57 46 4462
> -> .com:http Route 4 5 329
> -> .com:http Route 49 39 3892
> -> .com:http Route 34 29 2685
> -> .com:http Route 32 25 2501
> -> .com:http Route 21 21 1661
> -> .com:http Route 19 26 1492
> -> .com:http Route 25 20 1977
> -> .com:http Route 19 17 1524
> -> .com:http Route 35 40 2746
> -> .com:http Route 57 48 4511
> -> .com:http Route 20 16 1570
> -> .com:http Route 22 25 1775
> -> .com:http Route 11 6 884
> -> .com:http Route 116 87 9116
> -> .com:http Route 74 69 5883
> -> .com:http Route 162 164 12736
> -> .com:http Route 52 45 4027
> -> .com:http Route 114 88 9053
> -> .com:http Route 119 117 9394
> -> .com:http Route 115 104 9063
> -> .com:http Route 22 22 1754
> -> .com:http Route 35 42 2717
> -> .com:http Route 60 50 4685
> -> .com:http Route 80 62 6255
> -> .com:http Route 86 61 6686
> -> .com:http Route 29 28 2266
> -> .com:http Route 31 36 2416
> -> .com:http Route 36 33 2837
> -> .com:http Route 48 55 3734
> -> .com:http Route 84 74 6570
> -> .com:http Route 35 52 2716
> -> .com:http Route 67 59 5234
> -> .com:http Route 7 3 554
> -> .com:http Route 44 49 3395
> -> .com:http Route 29 25 2247
> -> .com:http Route 1 0 95
> -> .com:http Route 1 0 88
> -> .com:http Route 44 36 3436
> -> .com:http Route 64 75 5004
> -> .com:http Route 105 88 8156
> -> .com:http Route 32 36 2483
> -> .com:http Route 22 20 1720
> -> .com:http Route 95 78 7403
> -> .com:http Route 22 13 1774
> -> .com:http Route 70 70 5449
> -> .com:http Route 68 48 5235
That's a sexy ipvsadm output you have there. Now all you need is some
worschesteir (spelling!) sauce.
Hope that helps,
Peter
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