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* Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ?
@ 2014-08-04  6:12 SunilVasanta
  2014-08-04  6:12 ` SunilVasanta
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From: SunilVasanta @ 2014-08-04  6:12 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: lartc

Hi Folks,

I'm new to linux TC and trying to develop PCEF(Policy control and 
Enforcement Functionality)  module using Linux TC feature [ on a COTS 
hardware] .

In this regard I started testing in my LAN and I'm able to control 
bandwidth for 10 machines using Linux TC. Now I want to take it it 
further by using TC for controlling large number of flows/machines .

Before investing time and resource on this activity, I have some questions.

My question to community is that "CAN TC BE USED TO SHAPE LARGE NUMBER 
OF FLOW say around 10k", is there any known limitation ?

Anyone used TC to control large number of flows ?

I have gone through lot of open source materiel available on net but 
almost all doc's talk about controlling  very limited number of flows 
and  emphasis more on Qdisc.


Many Thanks,
sunil

-- 

Sunil Vasanta
Sawridgesystems


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* Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ?
  2014-08-04  6:12 Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ? SunilVasanta
@ 2014-08-04  6:12 ` SunilVasanta
  2014-08-04  8:35 ` Alan Goodman
  2014-08-04  9:24 ` SunilVasanta
  2 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: SunilVasanta @ 2014-08-04  6:12 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: lartc

Hi Folks,

I'm new to Linux TC and trying to develop PCEF(Policy control and 
Enforcement Functionality)  module using Linux TC feature [ on a COTS 
hardware] .

In this regard I started testing in my LAN and I'm able to control 
bandwidth for 10 machines using Linux TC. Now I want to take it it 
further by using TC for controlling large number of flows/machines .

Before investing time and resource on this activity, I have some questions.

My question to community is that "CAN TC BE USED TO SHAPE LARGE NUMBER 
OF FLOW say around 10k", is there any known limitation ?

Anyone used TC to control large number of flows ?

I have gone through lot of open source materiel available on net but 
almost all doc's talk about controlling  very limited number of flows 
and  emphasis more on Qdisc.


Many Thanks,
sunil

-- 

Sunil Vasanta
Sawridgesystems


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* Re: Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ?
  2014-08-04  6:12 Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ? SunilVasanta
  2014-08-04  6:12 ` SunilVasanta
@ 2014-08-04  8:35 ` Alan Goodman
  2014-08-04  9:24 ` SunilVasanta
  2 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Alan Goodman @ 2014-08-04  8:35 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: lartc

On 04/08/14 07:00, SunilVasanta wrote:
> My question to community is that "CAN TC BE USED TO SHAPE LARGE NUMBER 
> OF FLOW say around 10k", is there any known limitation ?
>
> Anyone used TC to control large number of flows ?

Yes, I have personally seen setups with 10k+ flows, 3000 devices and 
around 500k conntrack entries.

Alan

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* Re: Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ?
  2014-08-04  6:12 Shaping and Flow control capability of Linux TC ? SunilVasanta
  2014-08-04  6:12 ` SunilVasanta
  2014-08-04  8:35 ` Alan Goodman
@ 2014-08-04  9:24 ` SunilVasanta
  2 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: SunilVasanta @ 2014-08-04  9:24 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: lartc


Hi Alan,

Thanks for your input.

TC,
Sunil

On 04-08-2014 14:05, Alan Goodman wrote:
> On 04/08/14 07:00, SunilVasanta wrote:
>> My question to community is that "CAN TC BE USED TO SHAPE LARGE 
>> NUMBER OF FLOW say around 10k", is there any known limitation ?
>>
>> Anyone used TC to control large number of flows ?
>
> Yes, I have personally seen setups with 10k+ flows, 3000 devices and 
> around 500k conntrack entries.
>
> Alan
>
>

-- 

Sunil Vasanta
Sawridgesystems


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