[Freeswitch-users] Performance questions
H Yavari
hyavari at rocketmail.com
Sat Nov 16 14:39:43 UTC 2019
Jose, do you have any problem with current configurations?
On Saturday, November 16, 2019, 4:29:56 PM GMT+3:30, Jose Fco. Irles DurĂ¡ <josefu at gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have several nodes with FreeSWICH, typically 2 socket Xeon v2 (with
8-12 cores every socket) and 64~128GB of RAM. I'm testing different
configurations for max performance.
I run FreeSWITCH containers (with docker and macvlan network), the
base system is Ubuntu 18.04 and I run 4 containers for machine (max
concurrency about 500-700 calls and max cps 200, limited in FreeSWITCH
config). But I have some questions about the base config of my
servers:
1. Is better cpu hyperthreading enabled or disabled?
2. Is relevant NUMA placement for FreeSWITCH (now I bind 2 FreeSWITCH
processes to one NUMA node of the machine)?
3. Is it recommended cpu pinning to avoid excessive context switching?
(my opinion is yes, but I don't know if the performance difference is
too high)
4. I run default Ubuntu kernel (generic ubuntu flavor, with kernel
CONFIG_HZ_250=y), but I can change to the "low latency" version, with
CONFIG_HZ=1000. Witch is better?
I have tested the two versions with timer_test command in FreeSWITCH
and I haven't seen any differences (with no load):
Avg: 20.000ms Total Time: 1000.002ms
Any other advise about network tunning?
PD: the containers are Debian Buster with FreeSWITCH 1.10.1
Best regards
--
Jose
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