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[heropage]

here is the sever:

Intel E5200 - dual core
8GB RAM
4x1.5TB HDD
1Gbps DEDICATED BW

and my conf file.

server.max-keep-alive-requests =0
server.max-keep-alive-idle = 0
server.max-read-idle = 60
server.max-write-idle = 5024
server.max-fds = 42192
server.max-connections = 20000
server.network-backend = "writev"

when the number of connection is over 10000, the speed become slow, at 10k/s.

can this sever push 1gbps using lighty?

[xtrac568]

well, 10000x10KB = ~97MB/s
seems you are maxing out your 1gbit connection here.

[heropage]

Originally Posted by xtrac568

well, 10000x10KB = ~97MB/s
seems you are maxing out your 1gbit connection here.

Is the calculation right?
I guess maybe lighty issue.

[heropage]

Now I think it's not lighty issue.
I guess it's data center issue.
They said 1Gbps DEDICATED BW, but when I reach 1Gbps, they kind of cap it to 1gbps.
question, when they say 1Gbps DEDICATED BW, is that mean 1gbps average usage?

[Krazy]

1gbps dedicated means 1gbps , 1000mbps port. in short. you can push a max of 1gbps bandwidth through the port theoretically.

1gbps dedicated does not mean 1gbps average. 1gbps average is when you have a 10gbps port and you can transfer 5gbps at peak and some 200mbps at non peak averaging at 1gbps

[heropage]

Well, the server can only push 600Mbps max.
My fdc reseller said that might be the HD issue, 'cause it has a lot of 'wa' when use top.

Does anyone have the same issue?

[BTCentral - Ben]

Is probably a silly question... but just to make sure.

You are using hardware RAID right? Rather than software.

[heropage]

I guess by using wowzamedia might be able to do that.