Performance analysis of transport protocol(TCP) using XEN during live migration

Performance analysis of transport protocol(TCP) using XEN during live migration

[digvijay chauhan]

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Hello,
         I want to perform the analysis of transport protocol using XEN
during Live migration and compare it with the same with KVM, then what can
I do to achieve it. And what type of analysis can I do with this.

regards,
Digvijay

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Re: Performance analysis of transport protocol(TCP) using XEN during live migration

[Mats Petersson]

On 27/12/12 14:55, digvijay chauhan wrote:
> Hello,
>          I want to perform the analysis of transport protocol using 
> XEN during Live migration and compare it with the same with KVM, then 
> what can I do to achieve it. And what type of analysis can I do with this.
>
> regards,
> Digvijay
Do you mean "measure the downtime" or some other form of analysis.

I have used "ping -i 0.1 -c 100 -n ${address} > ping.txt", and then 
check how many pings went missing to analyse the downtime. I would 
suggest that you run ping on a separate machine, as in my experience, at 
least for localhost migration, the dom0 cpu-load is such that ping 
doesn't necessarily get to run when it wants/needs to.

If you had some other analysis in mind, do explain further, and I'm sure 
someone can come up with a good suggestion.

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Mats

Re: Performance analysis of transport protocol(TCP) using XEN during live migration

[keyboard]

hey.
will i want do the same thing, and i see that you already discuss the subject
i want to see protocol of migration used by any type of virtual machine 
providers. like xen or vmware, i want to see echanges between the host before 
starting the migration