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Hi all
I'm trying to figure out how many simultaneous conections can handle a
single ipvs server.
Our server has this settings
2 cores CPU at 2,8Ghz,
512 MB RAM
2.6.32 linux kernel
NAT method
ipvsadm-1.25-10.el6.x86_64
default hashing size table (2^12=4096) in kernel
It will handle one VIP to a pool of real servers providing remote
application acces to customer users
I've read the doc
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/performance/lvs.ps.gz (2001) so I
assume that I can expect rougly 4000 conections/sec before servers
begin to delay requests. It is correct?
I asume that it linearly depends on VIPs used, so if I set up 2VIPs I
can expect 2000 conecctions/sec per VIP
I will apreciate experiences and docs about ipvs capacity an how to
scale for larger number of conecctions
Thanks in advance
Alice
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