Really depends on - your CPU configuration - your hypervisor - your physical network speed - noisy neighbors around the VR / around the physical network - how many ipsec vpns - how many LB - load on the LB - number of connections
If you just test the VR in isolation with a 512GB RAM/1core configuration you should be able to get - 2 Gb/s forwarding / firewalling OR - 4 to 5k conn/s on the LB You add the other factors and things can vary wildly On 4/18/13 2:58 AM, "benoit lair" <kurushi4...@gmail.com> wrote: >Hello, > > >Thanks for your response. > >However, do you know in production cases, what are the maximum bandwidth i >can manage with a vpc vr ? Are there limitations or any recommendations >(sizing limit in order to avoid performance loss) concerning provisionning >of the vpc ? > > >Thanks for your advices. > >Regards, Benoit. > >2013/4/17 benoit lair <kurushi4...@gmail.com> > >> Hello guys, >> >> >> I'm testing an preproduction environment with cs4.0.0 onto centos 5.3. >> >> I'm testing a vpc environment. >> >> I'm asking why does the tier networks are limited to 200mb/s (network >> offering DefaultIsolatedNetworkOfferingForVpcNetworksNoLB) ? >> So in xencenter, if i look at the network tab of my vpc vr vm, i got a >>qos >> of 25600 kbytes/sec. >> >> Is there a risk to create a different network offering with a 1000 mb/s >> qos limit ? no limit ? >> >> What if i want to recreate a multi tier environnment with a no limit of >> qos with a 500 mb/s troughput, a 1000mb/s troughput ? >> >> What do you think about vpc vr capabilities ? any deployment >> recommendations ? >> >> >> Thanks for any advice. >> >> Regards, Benoit Lair. >> >> >> >>
