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Hello,
I'm sure it must be something very obvious, but somehow I'm failing this: I
have a very simple LVS setup, one virtualserver, and two squid realservers.
I've been using ab to check how many webpages this setup can serve over one
minute, by:
ab -k -c20 -t60 http://195.22.4.25/
and the maximum it does is around 6000 pages; from the LVS itself, running
the same command but against the realservers
ab -k -c20 -t60 http://192.168.200.60/
ab -k -c20 -t60 http://192.168.200.61/
gives around 40000 webpages from each! All hosts are connected over gigabit
ethernet.
The config file (ldirectord.cf) is:
checktimeout = 60
checkinterval = 10
quiescent = yes
virtual = 195.22.4.25:80
protocol = tcp
scheduler = lc
real = 192.168.200.60:80 masq 5
real = 192.168.200.61:80 masq 5
service = http
I've also tried forwading instead of natting, but with pretty much the same
results.
Anyone have an idea what I could be doing wrong here?
Thanks for your attention,
Paulo Rodrigues
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