[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-users] Xen/OVS - VLAN offloading
On Fri, 2013-05-31 at 11:18 +0300, Eugene Istomin wrote: > Ian, > > in my testbed untagged by OVS have ~2 times more bandwith than untagged by VM. > > All interfaces have MTU=9000 > > > 1)untagged by VM interface (in OVS like "trunks: [1002]") > > #atop from VM > NET | transport | tcpi 22733 | tcpo 80191 | udpi 0 | udpo > 4 | > NET | eth0 ---- | pcki 22736 | pcko 80243 | si 12 Mbps | so 5777 > Mbps | > NET | vlan100 ---- | pcki 22738 | pcko 80245 | si 9495 Kbps | so 5775 > Mbps | > > #atop from Dom0 > CPU | sys 57% | irq 39% > cpu | sys 58% | irq 41% > .. > NET | vif1.0 ---- | pcki 227727 | pcko 797502 | si 10 Mbps | so 5743 > Mbps > NET | vif2.0 ---- | pcki 797748 | pcko 227717 | si 5736 Mbps | so 12 > Mbps > > > > 2) untagged by OVS interface (in OVS like "tag: 1002") > #atop from VM - untagged by OVS interface > NET | transport | tcpi 8495 | tcpo 163131 | udpi 0 | udpo 0 > NET | eth1 ---- | pcki 8495 | pcko 24718 | si 4485 Kbps | so 11 Gbps > > #atop from Dom0 > CPU | sys 96% | irq 4% > cpu | sys 96% | irq 4% > .. > NET | vif1.1 ---- | pcki 75974 | pcko 247608 | si 3160 Kbps | so 11 > Gbps > NET | vif2.1 ---- | pcki 247616 | pcko 75971 | si 11 Gbps | so 4011 > Kbps > > > As you can see second variant have full netback sys load in DOM0. Second have > high number > of irq and high numbers of pcki/pcko. > Is this behavior correct? I'd have expected the second case to be lower overhead, which it is. I would expect the first case to be higher overhead, which it is, but it seems a lot higher than I would have handwavily expected -- I'm not sure why vlan offload on the vif device should matter to that extent. Wei, what do you think of implementing vif offload on the netback vif devices? I don't necessarily mean over the wire protocol, although that might be worth investigating separately, just at the netdev interface -- i.e. inserting the VLAN header into the ring as part of xen_netbk_tx_build_gops() processing or whatever? Ian. _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xen.org/xen-users
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