12:57 p.m.
Hello
the oVirt hosts in my cluster have all 10GbE interfaces (bonded 2 by 2),
and I was wondering if a single Linux VM with a virtio interface can reach
for example 8Gbps.
I'm asking because I'm seeing a 100% network usage in some VMs in ovirt VM
dashboard but the real traffic in that VM is between 1-2Gbps.
Thanks
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On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 12:57 PM Davide Ferrari <davide(a)billymob.com> wrote:
Hello
the oVirt hosts in my cluster have all 10GbE interfaces (bonded 2 by 2),
and I was wondering if a single Linux VM with a virtio interface can reach
for example 8Gbps.
Are you able from the host, first of all?
I'm asking because I'm seeing a 100% network usage in some VMs in ovirt VM
dashboard but the real traffic in that VM is between 1-2Gbps.
You might be able to, but it's not easy. You'll need to use NUMA and set
correctly the vCPUs pinning, perform correct tuning (multiple queues) and
so on. With SR-IOV I assume there's a better chance (lower latency), btw.
Traffic shown in the dashboard is averaged, is it a sustained 8Gbps or
bursty?
Y.
Thanks
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Isn't the traffic shown on the dashboard based in 1Gbps always, even if
the hosts have 10Gb interfaces ?
Is there anywhere in oVirt config files or Database that you can tell to
the dashboard to consider 10Gb instead of 1Gb for those cases ?
Thanks
Fernando
On 14/03/2017 07:57, Davide Ferrari wrote:
Hello
the oVirt hosts in my cluster have all 10GbE interfaces (bonded 2 by
2), and I was wondering if a single Linux VM with a virtio interface
can reach for example 8Gbps.
I'm asking because I'm seeing a 100% network usage in some VMs in
ovirt VM dashboard but the real traffic in that VM is between 1-2Gbps.
Thanks
--
Davide Ferrari
Senior Systems Engineer
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<p>Isn't the traffic shown on the dashboard based in 1Gbps always,
even if the hosts have 10Gb interfaces ?</p>
<p>Is there anywhere in oVirt config files or Database that you can
tell to the dashboard to consider 10Gb instead of 1Gb for those
cases ?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Fernando<br>
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