On 2011-06-23 23:18, mehma sarja wrote:
What do you call an OpenBSD network admin? The answer is at the end of this
message.
What kind of server load will 62 sshfs connections have on an Atom server
with 4GB RAM? The connections will last a workday. I am assuming that a
sshfs connection is basically a ssh connection and hence the post on this
list. Yes I did look through the archives w/o luck, and no I cannot easily
create a test environment to measure what I want. If some soul has a similar
experience, please share it.
Mehma
p.s. The answer is OB-WAN
Doesn't sound like much load if it's just keeping the connections open.
Depending on how much transfer, read/write, etc, you load may vary
greatly. But keeping the connections alive should not be an issue.
The amount of RAM may be an overkill for just this.
Consider network speed, disk read (or write) speed, and other factor.
In short, more info is needed to answer that question. If each
connection is loading a 2kb file every hour, you'll have a different
load than transferring HD video to all of them.
--
Hugo Osvaldo Barrera
