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Is the network only doing an rsync? Then you are probably right. For every other network, you should compress as you are likely dealing with multiple tenants
by cogman10 2y ago
Is the network only doing an rsync? Then you are probably right.
For every other network, you should compress as you are likely dealing with multiple tenants that would all like a piece of your 40Gbps bandwidth.
- worldsavior 2y agoIn your logic, you should not compress as multiple tenants would all like a piece of your CPU.
- cogman10 2y agoThis will always be something you have to determine for your own situation. At least at my work, CPU cores are plentiful, IO isn't. We rarely have apps that need more than a fraction of the CPU cores (barring garbage collection). Yet we are often serving fairly large chunks of data from those same apps.