[dns-operations] 86198 queries per second from BIND 9

Simon Lyall simon at darkmere.gen.nz
Sat Feb 17 03:05:59 UTC 2007


On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Chris Wilson wrote:
> I'm getting 45,000 qps from a $1200 HP Procurve DL320 G5.  Should be
> able to get 200,000 qps from a dual quad core xeon for about $5000.

Damn. I've got a little Sunfire [1] and queryperf running locally only
gets to 12k qps on a single query and 2k qps for a 1000 or so looping
around [2]. Once I hit that the udp packets drop counters start cranking
up as the bind process can't keep up.

I suspect I forgot enable the nosuck option. Can you post your config?


[1] - I don't have access to work from home so I can't post the full spec
( Quad 1.2 GHz CPUs, 16G RAM, Solaris 9, Bind 9.3.2+sec patches) or exact
config ( cache only, recursive processes, 2 views, per query logging)
sorry.

[2] In other words everything is in cache.

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