Le lundi 9 août 2010 07:49:20, Stand H a écrit : > Hi all, > > If configured properly, how much traffic can a server with 16GB RAM, 3.0Ghz > CPU, and 5 x 500GB SAS drive can handle? Anyone has a squid box that can > handle more than 300Mbps traffic? > > From my experience and configuration, it can handle around 80Mbps only. > Thank you. > > Stand I have 3 boxes, 8 cores, 32mb in ram, SAS in Raid5, and i handle much more than 80MBPS, maybe your bottle neck is content filtering or autentication, just wondering because you havent say anything. If you want to increase performance, look forward to these as you havent say anything about your configuration. - use syslog, if you are using squid27 instead writing logs or your may turn logs off in 3.1 if you dont care, - sent as first line of ACL/HTTP_ACCESS filtering all your Deny without asking for authentication yet, this will speed up - see your squidclient mngr:info page to see in exactly what action you are delaying more. - install a local bind to speed up dns requests, - change your cache policies to other thing more than LRU - place more physicall memory for your mem_cache - review your top output to see if you dont have high CPU IO waiting, if so then you must be carefully with disc writting - if you can, use reiserfs in your disc_cache partition - us a higher authentication cache time and place alsomore helpers if this is a bottle-neck just wondering this could help LD
