Hi Yadav!
Yes, I even made this comparison with the same server where I was running Proxmox before. As for the client, I also accessed it from the same source that I previously used with Proxmox noVNC. I have the impression that there is some tuning opportunity that I haven't found yet, given that the noVNC library is used in both projects (Proxmox & Cloudstack), but with very different results. On Wed, Nov 1, 2023 at 7:26 AM Rohit Yadav <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Murilo, > > Have you tested/compared VNC based traffic between CloudStack VMs and > proxmox (or others) from the same server and client locations? > > Depending on your env, if you've a busy console proxy you can try to > upgrade the systemvm (CPVM) offering with more CPU (cores and speed) and > look at the network setup. > > You could also explore alternatives, for example if the guest VMs have RDP > setup/install such as in case of Windows VMs, you could use a RDP client > such as the Microsoft remote desktop app on the client side. In my > experience, RDP client with guest VMs have better performance and I/O > (webcam, microphone, speaker) than compared with VNC (noVNC). > > > Regards. > > ________________________________ > From: Murilo Moura <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, November 1, 2023 08:23 > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Subject: noVNC performance > > Is there any instruction to optimize the performance of the graphical > console via noVNC? For virtual machines with desktop enabled, the > performance of the noVNC console is very low. > > I came from experience with Proxmox and in it the noVNC console, even > protected by SSL, is much superior. That's why I wondered if there was any > way of tuning noVNC in ACS. > > > >
