On 11/12/13 09:48, Eleanor Merry wrote:
> In addition to the existing performance numbers and SIPp testing,
> we've also recently done some benchmark testing with IMSBench. A
> Clearwater deployment consisting of 11 m1.small nodes (3 bonos, 2
> sprouts, 4 homesteads and 2 homers) was set up, and 100k subscribers
> were provisioned on the deployment. The scenarios attempted in the
> benchmarks tests split into 50% calls, 30% SIP MESSAGEs, 15%
> re-registrations, 2.5% new client registrations and 2.5%
> de-registrations.
>
> The IMSBench tests ran successfully up to 340 scenario attempts per
> second. As 17.5% of the scenarios were registrations or
> re-registrations, this translates into ~60 re-/registrations per
> second on the deployment, while it was also running 1.2M BHCA.
>
> I hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
That's a very useful baseline set of numbers, thanks a lot Ellie.
In case you come up with more accurate and/or extensive measurements
on the latest version of the software (btw, did you observe any
difference between sipp and imsbench based stress tests?), please,
advertise them.
Kind regards,
Tommaso
>
> Ellie
>
>
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> Tommaso Cucinotta Sent: 09 December 2013 17:48 To:
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> Performance of ClearWater @ AWS
>
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to ask whether there's any standard measurement of how
> ClearWater performs when installed on Amazon instances. I've seen a
> spreadsheet seemingly containing numbers referring to individual
> components measured/profiled autonomously, then some calculations /
> deductions made based on those figures. Instead, I'd like to know
> what numbers to expect (e.g., number of authenticated registrations
> per second) from a complete end-to-end interaction through bono,
> sprout, homestead and back to the user with, let's say, an
> installation with 1 (m1.small) VM per component.
>
> Can anyone provide such experimental figures?
>
> Thanks,
>
> T. -- Tommaso Cucinotta, Computer Engineer PhD Researcher at
> Alcatel-Lucent Bell Laboratories Blanchardstown Business & Technology
> Park Dublin - Ireland
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