Lowell, thanks for your report on your server status a few days ago. I
crunched some pcap dumps and agree that traffic is looking good.
Are we fully on the new DNS system, or still only 3/5 of the DNS servers?
I run a server in the US currently set at speed 1.5Mbps. I'm seeing an
average of 12 requests / second. There are still some spikes up to 100
requests / second, about one a day. Eyeballing my graph it looks like a
spike lasts about 20 minutes. A month ago I was getting more like 30
requests / second, with spikes of roughly 200 requests / second. In
November 2005 I was getting 14 requests / second, but don't have
measures of spikiness from then.
I'm going to crank my connection speed up after awhile, will report on
how that affects incoming traffic.
My server: http://www.pool.ntp.org/scores/72.36.170.170
My graphs (not being updated):
http://www.somebits.com/~nelson/tmp/ntp/ntp.html
Lowell Hamilton wrote:
I would say the new DNS is working great. I rode in on the
Slashdotting wave, and traffic was a meager 5-15 packets/sec with 2-3
daily TTNet bursts to 400-500pps until last weekend.
Now with the new DNS, more traffic is being sent to those with bigger
pipes. I am set to 1000Mbit, and I am seeing a few dozen bursts daily
to 150pps with about the same 5-15pps base traffic. Seems to be
working like a champ -- at least the load balancing aspect, since the
peaks are shorter in length, lower pps, and more frequent.
http://www.sl4ck.com/graphs/ntp/
Lowell
Although not as dramatic, the last burst of traffic I saw was a few days
ago. I usually see 1 spike anywhere from a couple times a day to every> other
day. My guess is that slashdot affect (heh, it's actually *good*
this time). That are or the new dns system is working REALLY good :)
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