Dnia wtorek, 28 lutego 2006 10:11, Henrik Nordstrom napisał: > fre 2006-02-24 klockan 21:49 +0100 skrev Tomasz Kolaj: > > I found in archive: > > http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-dev/200212/0119.html > > > > How is it possible to get 2833 requests/second on 2xP3 1,4GHz box? Is it > > true? > > In a reverse proxy with epoll and a high hit ratio near 100% it is not > entirely unrealistic. > > Doing the same in a forward Internet proxy is a quite different > business. Ok, so what performance I should expect from my hardware/configuration? (in some kind of approximation). And ... what Can I do. I can't change processors. So: - I can add more discs (next wd raptors) - add more memory (ddr2) - change configuration > > My result is poor in compare to his result;) (my max 135 requests/second > > with 95% usage of processor with logging turned off). > > Note: A propely configured Squid-2.5 will in most cases reach 100% CPU > usage at about 60% of it's peak performance. Hm, so when my squid reach 100% cpu usage on 130 reqs/sec I should expect that squid can do ~ 200reqs/sec ? Regards -- Tomasz
