To give you an idea:
Pentium III - 1Ghz, 1,5 GB Ram, RedHat 7.3 about 4000 clients accessing
the server.
Normally we have a 3Mbps line for our users and we handle 160Req/sec
but we once gave the users 5Mbps and we handled 220 Reqs/sec. So I'm not
sure what the limit is of this machine.
BTW before
>
> To give you an idea:
> Pentium III - 1Ghz, 1,5 GB Ram, RedHat 7.3 about 4000 clients
> accessing
> the server.
>
> Normally we have a 3Mbps line for our users and we handle 160Req/sec
> but we once gave the users 5Mbps and we handled 220 Reqs/sec.
> So I'm not
> sure what the limit is of
> To give you an idea:
> Pentium III - 1Ghz, 1,5 GB Ram, RedHat 7.3 about 4000 clients
> accessing
> the server.
>
> Normally we have a 3Mbps line for our users and we handle 160Req/sec
> but we once gave the users 5Mbps and we handled 220 Reqs/sec.
> So I'm not
> sure what the limit is of this mac
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Chris Wilcox wrote:
> I'm interested in the same question! How did you optimise Squid to get such
> an improvement?
things one need to look into
* Disk subsystem. Use more than one drive and one of the async cache_dir
types. One cache_dir per physical drive, maybe more if
