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[niall.crosby at gmail.com]

Hi,

Am running SIPP on a pretty fresh default install of FS and am only
getting 3 calls processed per second when put under load.

I see others are getting in the region of 100 calls per second, so am
guessing my config has something suspect? And not just a 'tuning'
issue as the difference is huge.

CPU usage is <3% and hard disk sounds very active (however a 10ms
operation every 200ms would sound busy to a human). So puzzles me why
it is taking so long.

My scenario is the SIPP provided UAC pointed to extension 3000 (the
default set up conference with FS).

Want to create a 100+ participant conference where 3 calls per second
will not suffice. ;-(

thanks,
Niall.

System Info:
Installed from default Windows MSI installer.
6GB Ram
Windows 7 64 Bit
Intel Core i7 920 CPU

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[brian at freeswitch.org]

Or not load test against a conference... Its not a real test!

/b

On May 19, 2009, at 2:33 PM, Rupa Schomaker wrote:

[niall.crosby at gmail.com]

Thanks for the advice gents. Much appreciated.

Removing all from the default dialplan with the exception of the
conference ups the CPS to 20, much better.

I also tried testing against the IVR demo (extension 5000) but no
change, so appears not to be conference related.

Although I'm happy with the current performance, is it normal my cpu
is still showing < 4% usage through the test although FS appears to be
hitting a limit of some sort? Am thinking it must be hard disk
bottleneck but surely HD writes are quick???


2009/5/19 Brian West <brian@freeswitch.org>:

[brian at freeswitch.org]

Try just playing a file... conference is heavy for load testing needs at those rates!

/b

On May 19, 2009, at 3:51 PM, Niall Crosby wrote:

[rupa at rupa.com]

You probably wanna rip out all the PBX "features" and make it a dedicated conference system.

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 2:21 PM, Niall Crosby <niall.crosby@gmail.com (niall.crosby@gmail.com)> wrote: