[Red5] Terracotta

sharrissf steve at terracottatech.com
Sun Jan 25 10:55:40 PST 2009


One challenge I have is I don't know all the red 5 stuff that well. Really
just the basics. I was wondering if maybe we could do a webex or something
where you could update me and a few of my guys and the terminology, the
integration  and what not. That way I can give more helpful responses :-).
Does that make sense?


Daniel Rossi wrote:
> 
> 
> On 26/01/2009, at 5:24 AM, sharrissf wrote:
> 
>>
>> our cluster has 32 4 gig core duo's for running the Red5 nodes plus  
>> so 16 gig
>> core boxes
>> for running the terracotta L2 (our server).
> 
> Sounds intense. Is that in a edge / origin setup, how are you suppose  
> to manage such a thing and keen it updated all at once !
> 
>>
>>
>> We also have a bunch of nodes we use for generating load that are  
>> quite big.
>> One learns so much
>> by running scaled out and under load for a few hours. Whether one  
>> finds
>> locking bottlenecks, unnecessary clustering, memory leaks, better GC
>> settings or design problems. If you have something driven by JMeter  
>> that
>> exercises things well I'd love to get it in house so we can take a  
>> look. I
>> like having uniform machines that are dedicated so that what ever we  
>> see we
>> know is from our test ;-).
>>
>> BTW, on the cpu spike thing, we can definitely look at that with  
>> you. One
>> thing that helps track those down can be to just take some thread  
>> dumps of
>> the high cpu machine and see where time is being spent. Might be  
>> something
>> small.
> 
> Ahh OK maybe duo core 2 might have been better plan plain old P4. We  
> don't get cpu spikes anymore, however without the terracotta thing  
> with a smaller cpu system, it is still acting as a dedicated machine  
> so risks of being maxed out, so we have 3 bigger dedicated machines  
> right now under a load balancer, it does between 5-20%. Although for a  
> beasty machine I was expecting it to be under 10% at least especially  
> when before we were using red5, we had windows media machines running  
> on the p4 spec servers and was only doing 1-5%. 
> 
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