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On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 11:47 PM,  <peng.kyo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have seem different capability on squid boxes, from 1000
> request/second to 7000 request/second.
> What's the max capability (tps) for squid for reverse-proxying a
> comman web application (ie, the html pages)?
> My squid is running with  Intel 2.4GHz * 4 CPU and 2G memory and a 15k
> SAS disk. Thanks.

hmm, this doesn't answer your question specifically but i've pushed
150mbit/sec with a single node squid2.6 reverse proxy using 5.2gb of
memory-only cache. the requests were all for images about 20kb on
average, sorry i'm too lazy to do the math. the server didn't break a
sweat, cpu was idle at 98% and the only IO was logging. with bigger
traffic it started to swap but this was likely a hardware/kernel
limitation, not squid.

dual core intel 2.4ghz
8gb ram
single onboard intel nic

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