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>What kind of CPU and traffic patterns are you using to hit 10 gbps of TLS protected traffic? Mainly serving a file directory with apache with files ranging be
by zaarn 8y ago
>What kind of CPU and traffic patterns are you using to hit 10 gbps of TLS protected traffic?
Mainly serving a file directory with apache with files ranging between 100M and 1G in size. Should be easily comparable to Debian or Ubuntu repositories.
- toast0 8y agoDebian mirrors are going to get a lot of _very_ short connections for people checking if there are any updates frequently. Those are effectively zero bandwidth, but you need to do a full TLS handshake, which is the most expensive part.
- zaarn 8y agoA dedicated server of decent size should easily be able to handle this kind of traffic.
- toast0 8y agoI agree; you would need a dedicated server of decent size to handle this type of traffic. Debian relies on an assortment of volunteer servers of unknown size, and they're not dedicated.
- zaarn 8y agoA dedicated server of decent size at the right hoster starts at 25€ a month. That is not that much and I bet most of the volunteer servers are already above this price range.