Can you please tell me that how much high traffic can the nginx server running at?

[Gabriel Ramuglia]

The system is 32 bit yes. I haven't tried to tweak anything to get
above the 380 megabit barrier, as the hosting I'm paying for specifies
that I can only average 100 megabit. Given the traffic patterns I see,
I shouldn't come anywhere near the 380 megabit barrier if I'm staying
within the amount of bandwidth I'm paying to use. I would be
interested to know though if anyone has experience getting past such
limits.

2008/10/15 yong xue <ultraice at gmail.com>:
> 2008/10/15 Gabriel Ramuglia <gabe at vtunnel.com>:
>> I've run nginx as a reverse proxy for videos at 380 megabits
>> continuously (380 in and 380 out). The limitation seems to be the OS
>> with interrupts or something past 380 megabit on the particular
>> hardware I'm using (core2duo), and the cpu usage is around 50% or so.
>>
> thx for your info.
> and is the system 32bit ?
> can irqbalance help the problem with interrupts ?
>
>> 2008/10/15 yong xue <ultraice at gmail.com>:
>>> add:
>>> 1. 32bit OS or 64bit
>>> 2. As a static http server (backend is disk io)
>>> or a reverse proxy (backend is another ether)
>>>
>>> 2008/10/15 yong xue <ultraice at gmail.com>:
>>>> I am  fresh to nginx.
>>>> Can you please tell me that how much high traffic can the nginx server
>>>> running at?
>>>> I am not mean the peak point, but the steady throughout.
>>>>
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>>>> Best Regards,
>>>>
>>>> 薛 勇
>>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Best Regards,
>>>
>>> 薛 勇
>>>
>>> QQ:312200
>>>
>>> e-mail:ultraice at gmail.com
>>> MSN:it at easy-boarding.com
>>>
>>
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> Best Regards,
>
> 薛 勇
>
> QQ:312200
>
> e-mail:ultraice at gmail.com
> MSN:it at easy-boarding.com
>