On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 05:26:00PM -0500, Marcus J. Ranum wrote:
> Note: if you want the fun stuff, skip to the bottom...
>
> William D. Colburn (aka Schlake) wrote:
> >Since the beginning of the year (not counting today) it has sysloged a
> >total of 10394522 messages from about 100 different machines via UDP
> >(average 4 per second).
>
> Conclusions:
> syslogd is decidedly not OK for loads in the 10,000 messages/second range on
> my machine
Marcus,
Since you're already working for free, maybe you could also do these
across a network? I don't mean a single switch but maybe more like a
across several switches/routers (similar to internal to a datacenter)
and across a WAN link (maybe similar to between corporate offices).
This might give us more of a "real world" result set, since we're
talking about logging across networks.
Of course I understand if you just blow this off, your time is valuable.
--
Nate Campi | Terra Lycos DNS | WiReD UNIX Operations
When asked 68% of corporate execs said a corporation
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98% of 6th graders said: no one.
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