On 12/27/2017 08:39 AM, Kim-Norman Sahm wrote:
Hi,
i've detected a performance issue by accessing an floating ip in a
different openstack network (same tenant).
example:
i have one tenant with two internal networks.
each network has its own vrouter which is connectet to the extnet.
the physical network infrastructure is 10Gbit/s.
networkA
VM1 ------| extnet
|----|vrouter1|----|
VM2 ------| |
|---ext
networkB |
VM3 ------| |
|----|vrouter2|----|
VM4 ------|
VM1 -> VM2 ~8,6Gbit/s
VM3 -> VM4 ~8,6GBit/s
VM1 -> vrouter1 ~8.6GBit/s
VM4 -> vrouter2 ~8,6GBit/s
vrouter1 -> vrouter2 ~8,6Gbits
VM1 -> VM4 ~2,5GBit/s
VM1 -> vrouter2 ~2,5Gbit/s
I could only guess that vrouter1 and vrouter2 are on different nodes, so
you're losing some performance going from virtual to physical and back
(eg GSO). Have you tried this for reference:
VM1 -> system on extnet
VM4 -> system on extnet
Also, are you sure when packets from VM1 -> VM4 leave the vrouter1
interface they are still at the higher MTU?
-Brian
detected with iperf3
it's an openstack newton environment with openvswitch 2.6.1
VXLAN mtu is 8950 and 9000 for physical interfaces
does anybody has an idea what could be the cause of the performance
issue?
Best regards
Kim
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