Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins over 10Gb/s network

Re:Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins over 10Gb... by zaphar on Friday November 30, 2018 @09:21AM (#18569262)

I wonder what the latency stats are for each. Bandwidth per second is useful but in my experience latency is the more important statistic for the applications I manage.

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Re:Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins over 10Gb... by throwaway2048 on Friday November 30, 2018 @10:50AM (#18569916)

Packets per second aswell, speed testers generally give you the absolute best case full MTU sized packets for 100% of the duration.

Real world traffic has lots of nasty small packets.

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Re:Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins over 10Gb... by shaklee3 on Friday November 30, 2018 @10:19AM (#18569658)

You might want to see the comment I just made above. The two dpdk based plugins will give you the best latency and throughput. Vpp is a full-blown virtual switch, so I'm not sure if you need something that extensive.

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Re:Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins over 10Gb... by ravedave5 on Friday November 30, 2018 @11:38AM (#18570293)

Exactly I don't need to transfer a ton of data in my rest calls, I need them to not have latency.

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