> > I have seem different capability on squid boxes, from 1000
> > request/second to 7000 request/second.
> > What's the max capability (tps) for squid for reverse-proxying a
> > comman web application (ie, the html pages)?
> > My squid is running with Intel 2.4GHz * 4 CPU and 2G memory and a 15k
> > SAS disk. Thanks.
>
> Depends very much on your hardware, particular squid config, and squid
> version.
> We don't yet have any standards of benckmarking.
> http://wiki.squid-cache.org/KnowledgeBase/Benchmarks
> As you can see its pretty sparse. Any contributions are welcome.
Talking about benchmarks; I did get around 770 r/s and was wondering why...
In fact, it was just because my test object was 15KB.
With a 1KB object, I get 5000+ r/s.
So, what is the "usual" size of test objects for the benchmarks...?
Thx,
JD
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