Hey Omid,
Before buying any NAS or SAN solution you will need to take in account
couple things.
Squid has an in memory objects index which requires ram and reduces the
amount of in memory objects you can store.
You will need to first verify that your current machine memory usage can
allow you
On 02/04/2015 04:24 AM, Omid Kosari wrote:
The only reason for extend is more capacity .
Currently there is no problem with current setup except capacity .
I can replace each SSD with new 500GB which doubles the capacity and it is
not enough . and old SSDs will be unusable . So i prefer a long
The only reason for extend is more capacity .
Currently there is no problem with current setup except capacity .
I can replace each SSD with new 500GB which doubles the capacity and it is
not enough . and old SSDs will be unusable . So i prefer a long term
solution like NAS .
Current spec of squi
On 03/02/2015 16:56, Omid Kosari wrote:
Squidbox1: Average HTTP requests per minute since start:16000
Squidbox2: Average HTTP requests per minute since start:11000
About 300Mbit of bandwidth (Only http bandwidth which routed to squid boxes)
What is the hardware specs of these sq
On 02/03/2015 12:56 PM, Omid Kosari wrote:
Squidbox1: Average HTTP requests per minute since start:16000
Squidbox2: Average HTTP requests per minute since start:11000
16000 request/min = 266 requests/sec.
With a well-tuned Squid system I estimate that the disk I/O is less than
Squidbox1: Average HTTP requests per minute since start:16000
Squidbox2: Average HTTP requests per minute since start:11000
About 300Mbit of bandwidth (Only http bandwidth which routed to squid boxes)
Right now squid boxes have 4 250GB SSD and there is no more free sata slots
on t
Hey Omid,
I do not have benchmarks.
I was actually in the past looking at GlusterFS and NFS for couple purposes.
The Gigabit and 10Gb have their difference.
The main big thing is that a simple SATA\SAS jack\connector\port
supports up to 6Gb and in most cases the machine will not utilize even
1
Hi Omid,
The I/O requirements can be estimated well if you tell more about the
environment. If you know the number of requests/second that Squid prcoesses
you can add a percentage to increase performance and calculate the desired
I/Os per second (IOPS).
When you have the desired IOPS, you can ca
How we can test this ?
What protocol suggested for Squid ? NFS, iSCSI,... ?
Apart from bandwidth, is there any important difference between 1Gbit
ethernet and 10G ? Do you suggest me to buy 1Gbit storage and monitor it or
you think the money will be wasted ?
Any news about this REALLY interesting
