Re: Limit bandwidth on RadosGW?

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Mandi! Marc Roos
  In chel di` si favelave...

> Just a thought, what about marking connections with iptables and using 
> that mark with tc? 

Surely, but many things have to be taken into account:

a) doing traffic control mean disabling ALL network hardware
 optimizations (queue, offline checksumming, ...), and i don't know
the impact on ceph.

b) doing simple control (eg, traffic clamping on a interface) could add
 little overhead, but if complex setup are needed (multiqueue, traffic
shaping by IP/port/...) i think that more overhead get added.

c) again, doing simple control can be done on ingress easily, but if
 complex setup ar needed the ingress traffic must be routed to another
interface (mostly, IFB interfaces) and proper egress shaping get done
here. In ifbX interfaces, also, there's no netfilter.


I'm using that stuffs on firewall, where performance on modern/decent
hardware is not a trouble at al.

So, no, i've no benchmark at all. ;)

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