Hello,
I am currently performing a throughput test to determine the saturation
limit of our Megaport interconnect. We have both AWS and OCI bare metal
servers connected via this interconnect. The test environment consists of 4
AWS and 4 OCI instances acting as clients and servers respectively (4 x 4
configuration).
*Test Setup:*
- Each AWS instance (*aws1* to *aws4*) is connecting to all four OCI
instances (*oci1* to *oci4*), with each AWS instance targeting a unique
port (5201-5204) on the OCI side.
- *aws1* -> oci1-4 on port 5201
- *aws2* -> oci1-4 on port 5202
- *aws3* -> oci1-4 on port 5203
- *aws4* -> oci1-4 on port 5204
- From the AWS client side, I am running the following command:
iperf3 -c 10.94.48.31 -P 64 -t 120
*Observation:*
The maximum aggregate throughput I’m able to achieve is approximately *3.8
Gbps*. My requirement is to test up to *8 Gbps*. Even after doubling the
number of instances on both sides, the throughput does not improve.
*Request:*
- Are there any recommended approaches or configuration changes that
could help me reach the 8 Gbps target?
- Would you suggest a different testing methodology or tool for higher
throughput testing across the interconnect?
Your guidance or any suggestions to help meet this requirement would be
greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
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