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> All the caches I've been told about thus far have a HTTP IO read
> peak at around 1k to 2k.
>
> I'm going to try and add client-side read/write histograms to
> see whats going on there, but before I do - could people please
> take a look at their cachemgr output and see whether their read
> histogram looks somewhat like this? I'm very interested if
> the read histogram looks like this and you're running a HTTP
> accelerator (ie, with the -servers- close to Squid, with a low
> RTT like ethernet.)

If loopback is also fine, then here it is, straight from the wiki rproxy:

HTTP I/O
number of reads: 2421779
Read Histogram:
    1-    1:     44119  2%
    2-    2:      6377  0%
    3-    4:    246467 10%
    5-    8:     72953  3%
    9-   16:    141185  6%
   17-   32:    286742 12%
   33-   64:    668808 28%
   65-  128:    258054 11%
  129-  256:    262559 11%
  257-  512:     70720  3%
  513- 1024:     52099  2%
 1025- 2048:     67733  3%
 2049- 4096:     91963  4%
 4097- 8192:     93737  4%
 8193-16384:     43378  2%
16385-32768:      9924  0%

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