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Local file fastest…hmm…
Can read it “cat” at 3GB/s
if=/dev/zero 5.5 GB/s to 7 GB/s
Theoretically I am “dual” 10Gbe
1 GB/s
iperf: 9.41 Gbits/sec 1GB/s
So not dual…
Dual mbuffers “blind” -> 128 MiB/s
0m29.387s
Scp
real 0m16.452s 229.6MB
Dual buffer cat’s: 149 MB/s
Scp: 153.1MB/s (same file as above)
5GB
Cat worked this time LOL
Nc is using 100% cpu whaaat?
14.30 14.39
SSH: 38s
Perf:
Straight bash
socat?
0m5.435s whoa we have a winner!
0m4.731s 6.8 6.2 6.8 4.7
4.5 to /dev/null
70 to 90% cpu still hrm…
Peak 847M
Bbcp?
On linodes: 212MB/s for both netcat and iperf3…so hard to distinguish there.
DO is single gigabit, no matter what…100 MB/s :(
Vulture 6 GB!
Linode too from the other direction wait what???
Vulture 400 to 300 linode cpu :|
Linode slightly more stable network…
http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/html/multi/clientserver.html#simpleclient
10G to /dev/null
Bbcp 16.5s
Iperf3 0m10.176s
Nc 0m13.311s
Scp 1m31.616s
Hpn ssh (scp —client only): 1m31.616s
socat 0m15.989s
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