[zeromq-dev] epgm performance numbers

[Rohan Bedarkar]

Ok. Let me start with iPerf.. 

Will update this thread with results as I think it will be really useful to others as well.

 
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Rohan Bedarkar
MS, Computer Science 

University of Chicago
rohanb at cs.uchicago.edu


 




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 From: Steven McCoy <steven.mccoy at miru.hk>
To: Rohan Bedarkar <r_bedarkar at yahoo.com>; ZeroMQ development list <zeromq-dev at lists.zeromq.org> 
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2012 12:17 PM
Subject: Re: [zeromq-dev] epgm performance numbers
 

On 25 October 2012 13:04, Rohan Bedarkar <r_bedarkar at yahoo.com> wrote:

Unfortunately no luck. Just tried varying the multicast rates on both sides anywhere between 1000 to 10000 to even 1000000 but no change. Its a little counterintuitive that lowering rates can help especially if HWM is sufficiently high. I am using 32 bit SuSe on one side and 64 bit SuSe on the other side. 
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>Are there any configs that I might have overlooked? 
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>Both my repeater application and originating application are very light so I doubt these latencies are anywhere in there. If I simply switch to TCP the performance is really good.
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First set a baseline with iperf.

Second try the performance tools in ZeroMQ.

Third try the performance tools in OpenPGM.

Due to the high watermark you have set in ZeroMQ it might be an issue previously raised:  application level throttling is required, although it need only be coarse grained.  The problem with high speed pushing into ZeroMQ means you saturate the memory bus queuing up everything and slow the entire system down causing performance to be significantly worse.

Reliable multicast is not easy™

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Steve-o
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