How does Squid behaves on multiprocessor machines? Is it able to really take
advantage of multiple CPUs? Does anyone here have experience with Squid on
multiCPU machines?
Related to this: i understand that Squid doesn't need a lot of CPU power.
So, just as an example, if i have a monoprocessor MIPS R12000 at 300 MHz,
how many HTTP requests per second can i serve with Squid (assuming a *really
fast* I/O system, and lots of memory)? If i will add another CPU, will i get
doubled performance (assuming that the disk subsystem keeps up with the
load)?
Where can i find some Squid benchmarks measured on really fast I/O machines,
with good 64-bit processors? (i'm especially interested in MIPS/SGI, but any
other fast I/O architecture will do)
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