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On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Benjamin Lee wrote:
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> In practical experience, under what kind of real server load (cpu /
> hard disks / network) does an end user/client 'feel' the slow down
> (any service, http especially)? ie. is it the same for a server as for
> a desktop machine where we feel the 'slow down' when our cpu is up in
> the 80%+ usage (and similarly for the hard disk (60%?) and network
> (80%?) -- I'm just throwing in values off the top of my head.
no idea sorry
> The reason for the question is I'm trying simulate a network with LB
> and RSvrs. And I need an intuitive cut off point as to when a real
> server should be considered 'over loaded' and thus should be left
> alone for a while.
with LVS you don't have that choice. Each real-server is loaded
progressivley attempting to keep the load the same on all machines.
You can't cut off one machine at a certain load.
Joe
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Joseph Mack mack@xxxxxxxxxxx
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