haproxy and amazon
Hi gents, I'm looking for people who use haproxy on an amazon server. I'm more interested by the number of hit/s you could get. Thanks for anybody who could help :) Regards
Re: haproxy and amazon
On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 16:16:59 +0200, Baptiste wrote: Hi gents, I'm looking for people who use haproxy on an amazon server. I'm more interested by the number of hit/s you could get. Compared to our multi-tomcat-jboss-ultra-threaded-and-locked application (that doesn't seem to like EC2 too much), Haproxy is running like a charm up there. As of hit/s, well, I've never managed to saturate haproxy before saturating everything else in the chain, so I can't tell you. My (limited) experience of EC2 showed me that the bottleneck are essentially a limited number of CPU (although quite beefy and not applicable to haproxy), the EBS storage (also not applicable) and, if you're not in a VPC, the network. If you have issues with the latest, try running in a VPC, it seems that we are reaching between 1 and 1.5 gbps between instances in that env. Julien
Re: haproxy and amazon
On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 16:16:59 +0200, Baptiste wrote: Hi gents, I'm looking for people who use haproxy on an amazon server. I'm more interested by the number of hit/s you could get. Compared to our multi-tomcat-jboss-ultra-threaded-and-locked application (that doesn't seem to like EC2 too much), Haproxy is running like a charm up there. As of hit/s, well, I've never managed to saturate haproxy before saturating everything else in the chain, so I can't tell you. My (limited) experience of EC2 showed me that the bottleneck are essentially a limited number of CPU (although quite beefy and not applicable to haproxy), the EBS storage (also not applicable) and, if you're not in a VPC, the network. If you have issues with the latest, try running in a VPC, it seems that we are reaching between 1 and 1.5 gbps between instances in that env. Julien
Re: haproxy and amazon
Hi Malcolm and Julien Thanks a lot for your answers. Very appreciated :) cheers
Re: haproxy and amazon
Hi Julien, On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 07:57:00AM -0400, Julien Vehent wrote: > On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 16:16:59 +0200, Baptiste wrote: > >Hi gents, > > > >I'm looking for people who use haproxy on an amazon server. > >I'm more interested by the number of hit/s you could get. > > > > Compared to our multi-tomcat-jboss-ultra-threaded-and-locked > application (that doesn't seem to like EC2 too much), Haproxy is running > like a charm up there. > As of hit/s, well, I've never managed to saturate haproxy before > saturating everything else in the chain, so I can't tell you. > > My (limited) experience of EC2 showed me that the bottleneck are > essentially a limited number of CPU (although quite beefy and not > applicable to haproxy), the EBS storage (also not applicable) and, if > you're not in a VPC, the network. > If you have issues with the latest, try running in a VPC, it seems that > we are reaching between 1 and 1.5 gbps between instances in that env. >From what I observed a few years ago, the limiting factor was not much the data rate but the packet rate. At that time it was hard, maybe impossible, to get more than 4-6k connections per second. It is possible that things have improved a bit since though. Still that's very low compared to real hardware, as a 7-Watt Atom CPU performs equally. Cheers, Willy
