2010/8/9 Stand H <hstandit@xxxxxxxxx>: > >> > 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 >> With multi-instances of squid, I'm running a couple of >> servers handle >> 300-400Mbps traffic. We use memory only, 32GB. >> > Do you mean multiple instances on a single physical server with 32GB memory? What type of disk and how many you have? > Thanks, We don't use any disk for cache, just "cache_dir null /tmp", the following option controls how much memory squid uses: memory_pools off memory_pools_limit 1 MB cache_mem 6500 MB maximum_object_size_in_memory 4096 KB memory_replacement_policy heap LFUDA In this case, CPU is not bottleneck generally, I THINK dual-channel memory and FSB speed is much more important. NIC(network card) could be bottleneck too, at least we encountered, too many interrupt from NIC limited the traffic no more than 550Mbps. I have not touch that line in production enviroment, but it is possible. BTW, may bonding of multiple NICs helps on too many interrupts.
