How are you load testing the app. How many clients are connected. Is it doing vod or live streaming? Im assuming its vod. I suspect that most time will be taken up with disk IO currently. Once we have solved the threading issue this will be the next area we look.
- Luke On 5/3/07, Maurits Dijkstra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, The last few weeks we've been transitioning our Flash Communication Server setup to Red5. When we started stresstesting our application (which is a slightly modified version of the oflaDemo tutorial application) we noticed Red5 is eating a lot of CPU, way more than FCS did on a machine with similar load and specs. We have the following setup: * Pentium 4 2GHz server with 1GB of memory. * Java 1.5 on Ubuntu 7.04. * Around 85 broadcasters and about as much subscribers (although I'm not sure how to count those). * 240x160x15fps at 80 quality with no bandwidth restrictions. This is about 10-15kb/s a stream. Red5 uses around 90-100% CPU in this case and 'only' 11.5% memory, measured using the UNIX tool 'top'. The load is around 3-4. Is this normal? If so, what can we do to improve performance? Thanks, Maurits Dijkstra _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
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