On Dec 25, 2007, at 6:26, John Pettitt wrote: > Since we moved to the new DNS the laod seems to have dropped way off - > on one of my boxes I've turned the bandwidth up to gigabit (it's > actually 10mbit) and I still only have 11,000 active clients consuming > about 1.9KB or 26 requests/sec - what happened to all the load - was > it > all from outside the US and the geographic DNS is just putting it on > some other poor server?
FWIW - the combined (reported) netspeed of servers in the 20 largest zones is as follows (in kilobit). So a gigabit connected server gets on average less than 1% of the global traffic now. A 10Mbit one less than 0.01% -- ideally with ~no spikes... mysql> select z.name, zc.netspeed_active from zones z, zone_server_counts zc where z.id=zc.zone_id and date='2007-12-25' order by netspeed_active desc limit 15; +---------------+-----------------+ | name | netspeed_active | +---------------+-----------------+ | @ | 121099636 | | . | 117541248 | | europe | 79875192 | | north-america | 35973512 | | us | 32325248 | | de | 16010876 | | nl | 10312764 | | fr | 7954852 | | hu | 7798512 | | uk | 7701068 | | ie | 7248000 | | ch | 4904304 | | asia | 4160436 | | ca | 3643264 | | se | 2353756 | +---------------+-----------------+ 15 rows in set (0.00 sec) -- http://develooper.com/ - http://askask.com/ _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
