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While we're talking about performance figures, I'll throw this out... I
use a Linux that's largely rebuilt Redhat AS 2.1 source rpms, so I
tested the RH enterprise kernels before going production. The 2.4.18
line performs great, the 2.4.9 series, not so much.
With fast enough systems, LVS-NAT can handle quite a bit of traffic.
Our LVS director is a dual P4 for 6 real servers. It does 85 Mbps
sustained with peaks of around 135 Mbps and so far has shown no signs of
slowing down. :-)
Thanks,
-jrr
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 20:49, Matthew Crocker wrote:
> My Director is a Single Celeron 333Mhz with 64MB RAM and it can easily
> handle 10mbps with LVS-NAT. I average about 4 mbps and peak around
> 20mbps. I have some pretty big anti-spam iptables in there as well.
>
> 2mbps is pretty easy for any modern OS/CPU to handle.
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