TPS question...

I read the SOL which sort of beats around the same bush. Tells you about how the graph represents a full second and the TPS is measured in 10ms so there is rounding off. But it is more like you may get the error and not see that many connections but not you may see the connections and not get the error? To get 530 in a second I would imagine it was averaging 5+/ms which again goes back to do I actually have 10/ms to work with and it just won't tell me?! So I did the command that pete suggested which gave me this... (it's lunch time so the number is pretty low.)

 

SSL Transactions Current Average Max(since 08/18/14 10:46:31)

SSL TPS 60 65 94

 

Also in the article it says to run this

 

grep -i "perf_SSL_total_TPS" /config/bigip.license SSL, 500 TPS Per Core perf_SSL_total_TPS 500 key KJSAWMJ-KFYUCRP

perf_SSL_total_TPS : 500

 

So that makes you think you only have one core... So then I did this to see how many cores I have...

 

log grep -i core /proc/cpuinfo core id: 0 cpu cores: 2 core id: 1 cpu cores: 2

 

So according to that I have a dual core right? So I should have 1000 TPS to use up and according to Pete's command I am averaging 65 for the last couple of hours? So I need to run Pete's command during the load and see what I get for numbers? I HATE when things are vague like this...

 

Thanks Joe