Hi All,
I had an argument with my friends telling them that mulitple squid
instances in multi-core processors will give better performance with
iptables load balancing.
Some of my friends disagreed with me telling single squid instance
will give same performance.
I am really confused,
which will
Hi,
I am using Squid 2.6 stable 12.
I have one squid instance as frontend for apache web server. Now I
need one more squid instance with ssl-enable option on the same box
(as existing squid instance can not handle https_port directive, it
was build with non ssl option).
Is this possible? can I b
On 24/08/11 21:46, viswanathan sekar wrote:
Hi All,
I had an argument with my friends telling them that mulitple squid
instances in multi-core processors will give better performance with
iptables load balancing.
Some of my friends disagreed with me telling single squid instance
will give same p
Thanks for the replying Amos,
I am going to test with CPU affinity with multi-core,
* i will run multiple squid instances in multi-core , that is each
instance run in specific core,
for example squid1 in CPU #0 and squid2 in CPU #1
* with iptables using --probability to load balance the squid
ons 2011-08-24 klockan 15:16 +0530 skrev viswanathan sekar:
> Is squid IO bound or CPU bound ?
Depends on how it's being used, your systems I/O capabilities,
configuration and many other parameters.
The main relecant prameters are
* Cache or no cache
* Forward or reverse proxy
* Type of cache_di
On 25/08/11 03:12, viswanathan sekar wrote:
Thanks for the replying Amos,
I am going to test with CPU affinity with multi-core,
* i will run multiple squid instances in multi-core , that is each
instance run in specific core,
for example squid1 in CPU #0 and squid2 in CPU #1
* with iptables u
I know it's not exactly answering your question, but i tried squid with SMP
(workers http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/SmpScale)
OS Debian Lenny
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5405 (4 cores)
Load: 350/400 requests by second
Squid 3.1.12 can increase CPU utilization with more than 80/90 % - one core
On mån, 2007-09-17 at 13:25 -0700, Srinivas B wrote:
> I have one squid instance as frontend for apache web server. Now I
> need one more squid instance with ssl-enable option on the same box
> (as existing squid instance can not handle https_port directive, it
> was build with non ssl option).
>
