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Re: Understanding user_beancounters: tcpsndbuf [message #27926 is a reply to message #27849]

Mon, 03 March 2008 11:52

xemul
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Registered: November 2005

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So my first interest is about understand why I have a high number of tcpsndbuf.

High tcpsndbuf means that there are many active (i.e. passing data) TCP connections on the node.

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couldn't happen bad performance on this VE.

Small tcpsndbuf may cause a small performance degradation even when there's one TCP connection on the whole node. You may increase the one and check.

This limit was designed not to allow a VE users consume too many kernel memory by sending large amount of TCP packets. The difference between limit and barrier is used to provide a minimal speed for TCP connection when all the sockets are active.

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		Understanding user_beancounters: tcpsndbuf By: ittec on Fri, 29 February 2008 09:02
		Re: Understanding user_beancounters: tcpsndbuf By: xemul on Mon, 03 March 2008 11:52
		Re: Understanding user_beancounters: tcpsndbuf By: ittec on Mon, 03 March 2008 12:38

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