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I would like to test the way you test to see if I can get 50k/s and
10,000,000 concurrent connection. What kind of test condition do you
use, clients? server? data size?
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 3:55 AM, Malcolm Turnbull
<malcolm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Your figures sound very low.
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> We have several customers running at 10K/s+ on fairly stock 2.4 Kernel
> and our newer 2.6 kernels have
> also been tested at 50K/s (although it did have keepalive turned on,
> we copied the published coyote point tests)
> Also it was obviously with very small packets and throughput was about
> 850MB/s on gigabit.. i.e. saturated.
> Just had a look, and the results without keepavlive were only 14K/s:
> http://www.loadbalancer.org/whyr16.html
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> Willy has had HaProxy running at 10Gbs (large packets), I find it hard
> to believe LVS would be slower....
> I'd be happy to send you some of our load balancers to test
> performance (feel free to publish to the list.)
> Where abouts are you based?
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> Not sure we have ever tested for max conns, but the 50K/s test was run
> for 4mins giving @10,000,000 connections.
> Any results are pretty relevant as we use almost stock kernels.
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> 2009/4/9 netadmin @dslextreme.com <netadmin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>
>> I setup a computer has two 1GB interfaces, doing NAT mode, when sending
>> traffic to it from Load Runner to the server, I saw the traffic going up and
>> down between 1000 to 1500 transactions per second, not very stable. If I
>> just use the same computer as router the traffic chart is much flat and get
>> about 2000 transactions per second.
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>> I also tested the max concurrent connection using IXAX tester, it limited to
>> about 3 million and no matter how much memory on the sytem, it will not go
>> up. The new connection per second rate is also about 6k/s.
>> I also noticed 2.4 kernel LVS works better than 2.6 kernel on the same
>> hardware, performance wise.
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>> >From those tests, I think there are some limit in somewhere, especially the
>> trsanaction rate with and without LVS having that much differences.
>> On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Joseph Mack NA3T <jmack@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> > On Wed, 8 Apr 2009, netadmin @dslextreme.com wrote:
>> >
>> > > If I want to load balance 8GB/s throughput, can LVS do it and what kind
>> > of
>> > > system it will take?
>> >
>> > any system that can handle 8GBps thoughput
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>> > > If the concurrent connection limit is 8 million,
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>> > the connection limit is the memory/128bytes.
>> >
>> > Joe
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