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On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 03:58:23PM +0200, Thomas Proell wrote:
> I'm writing on a scheduler that should lower the traffic
> to a "very loaded" server, which is not easy since
> "load" is hard to define.
My current simulation is going to use a combination of network traffic
(connections), hard disk I/O, and cpu usage. Of course, because this is a
simulation everything is so arbitrary and I'll be fiddling with the whole
combination of values to see what happens. The tricky bit (in addition to
getting a good measure of load) is getting the simulation to behave like an LVS
implementation so that I can draw some useful conclusions (or not, of course).
;-P
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