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dear sirs,
I'm aware about default limitations in a lightweight forwarder (256KB), which can be increased. it’s also clear to me that this depends on a lot of points, like sources (local disk, lan mount, lan interface speed, system performance etc.) and functionality (raw, lightweight and full forwarder).
what would be the critical throughput limit, that a forwarder could handle per second/minute/hour/day (practical experience) depending on functionality?
the question is related to forwarders which could send a huge amount of data within a short time range.
regards, michael
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had a little chat with mzorzi and we came up with the conclusion, that the throughput limit for a forwarder would be the network interface.
nevertheless, the indexer would be the bottleneck here, not the forwarder.
regards
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had a little chat with mzorzi and we came up with the conclusion, that the throughput limit for a forwarder would be the network interface.
nevertheless, the indexer would be the bottleneck here, not the forwarder.
regards
