it, that's limited by the NIC. But will 8-16 GB of
RAM allow us to get the most out of our server? Or should we look at a lot
more?
Daniel
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From: Steven Le Roux [mailto:ste...@le-roux.info]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2014 4:28 AM
To: Daniel Wilson
Cc: haproxy
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Hi,
Multicore would be certainly not wasted since you could bind NICs IRQ
on some core and haproxy on others.
1 or 2 NIC depends on your architecture. Are you one arm mode ? two arm ?
For RAM, will your service need many session handling ?
Even for hardware it's really a per infra/service config
What resources should we look to maximize when building a server to get the
most out of HAProxy? I read in some forums that more than a 2-core
processor would be wasted on HAProxy. Is that true? Should we get the most
RAM we can (e.g. 100+ GB)? Or would some other resource saturate much
faster?
On 2010-04-28 19:10, Alex Forrow wrote:
> We're looking to upgrade our HAProxy hardware soon. Does anyone have any
> recommendations on the things we should be looking for? e.g. Are there
> any NICs we should use/avoid?
Hi Alex,
I'm just writing down here what comes to my mind. Sorry if it looks
Hi,
We're looking to upgrade our HAProxy hardware soon. Does anyone have any
recommendations on the things we should be looking for? e.g. Are there any
NICs we should use/avoid?
Our site primarily serves lots of small objects.
Kind regards,
Alex
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