[ic] bandwidth requirements/server sizing
Dan Browning
interchange-users@icdevgroup.org
Tue May 6 12:56:01 2003
At 04:18 PM 5/6/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>Does anyone have any information that may help me understand bandwidth
>requirements and to specify server sizing for an IC 4.8.7 server?
>
>I will most likely be running debian 3.0r1 on i386 architecture.
>
>Any feedback will be appreciated, ideally:
>
>'We have one/X catalog(s) that experiences X page requests/second, typically
>our bandwidth requirements are X Mbps. We are running X os, on a X Ghz
>single processor with X Gb ram, and SCSI/IDE RAID/non-RAID harddisk that
>have average read seek time of X milliseconds'
>
>TIA.
>
>Chris
I can't speak for your bandwidth requirements, because I save my psychic powers for more rewarding endeavors. (You know that bandwidth util has absolutely nothing to do with Interchange, right?) However, I did recently finish some benchmarking, and I found:
* Dual P-3 1.0ghz, 1GB ram: 60 requests/second (for a simple dynamic page with one sql query and some html). 80 requests/second for a "hello, world" page.
In our testing, the CPU was the bottleneck, it never used over 400 mb RAM.
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