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[16:32] <cmeiklejohn>  /buffer 5
[16:32] <cmeiklejohn> erm
[16:32] <cmeiklejohn> fail.
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[16:50] <b1k3ryd3r> its ok cmeiklejohn
[16:50] <b1k3ryd3r> we forgive you
[16:50] <cmeiklejohn> thank god
[16:51] <jpalmer> speak for yourself.  I don't forgie him for such an egregious error.
[16:51] <jpalmer> in fact..  I was almost debating if I should tar and feather,   or mock and ridicule..
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[16:52] <boba> /win -12
[16:52] <jpalmer>  /lose
[16:52] <boba> /fail
[16:53] <jpalmer> well.   one thing is for sure. ARP runs a decent network.  if we have time to sit back and be silly on IRC, then the provider is doing something right. :P
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[17:06] <b1k3ryd3r> haha
[17:06] <b1k3ryd3r> indeed jpalmer
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[17:28] <cshobe> are arp VM's running under KVM?
[17:29] <b1k3ryd3r> cshobe: yes, it should be all outline in the FAQ
[17:30] <cshobe> "This changes the kernel so it can modify itself when it is run under a hypervisor, potentially improving performance significantly over full virtualization."
[17:30] <cshobe> I reckon I'll be enabling that then
[17:30] <cshobe> I thought so
[17:32] <up_the_irons> jpalmer: LOL, I like your assessment
[17:44] <up_the_irons> cshobe: but we don't use a hypervisor so don't enable that ;)
[17:45] <up_the_irons> cshobe: full virtualization with hardware support (Intel VT) is superior to paravirt w/ hypervisor
[17:51] <Lefty> +1
[17:52] <Lefty> my laptop is not quite new enough to have VT, and I really miss it
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[17:58] <cshobe> up_the_irons: eh, /proc/cpuinfo shows 'hypervisor' in the cpuflags?
[17:59] <up_the_irons> cshobe: it lies
[17:59] <cshobe> up_the_irons: fair enough, got any input on NUMA support?
[18:00] * cshobe reckons a lot of this probably doesn't matter that much
[18:00] <up_the_irons> no comment on NUMA
[18:00] <cshobe> also, linux seems to want to use /dev/vd* now rather than /dev/sd*
[18:01] <cshobe> is it trying to be too clever for it's own good?
[18:01] <up_the_irons> cshobe: use vd*, b/c the arch is virtio, not scsi
[18:01] <up_the_irons> virtio = faster
[18:21] <DDevine> You can pry my emulated ATA from my cold dead hands!
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[19:04] <jlgaddis> trying to remember... physical hosts are linux, yes?
[19:07] <up_the_irons> yes
[19:12] <cshobe> I thought I heard that some were freebsd?
[19:17] <up_the_irons> nope
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[19:52] <kbeezie> quick question are the VPS accounts limited to 10mbit incoming ? (doing a quick fetch from another server of mine which does 100mbit out) getting at most around 900kBps during this transfer test
[19:53] <kbeezie> but course it goes up and down between 500 and 900
[19:58] <kbeezie> It looks like traffic into the box is limited to around 400-700 on average, but traffic of the VPS does a pretty steady 1-1.25MB/sec
[19:58] <kbeezie> but couldn't find anything on the website that listed official uplink speed
[20:00] <kbeezie> well did find "Each VPS shares a 100 Mbps uplink with other VPS's running on the same host machine." , but doesn't say if there's limiting (which there seems to be to 10mbit)
[20:00] <boba> Also that's uplink not the other way. Hm. Where are you downloading from?
[20:01] <kbeezie> boba: was testing both ways , fetch on the arp network from a dedi I have with a 100mbit uplink. Then I used wget on the dedi to pull it back accross
[20:02] <kbeezie>  from dedi to arp vps , round 400 to 900 up and down during the 100mb test
[20:02] <kbeezie>  from arp to dedi a steady 1.15-1.2MBps
[20:02] <kbeezie> was going to do the test again on another VPS I have, but the dedi is the one that I have that's over 10mbit
[20:03] <kbeezie> so would certainly utilize the max available from arp either direction
[20:03] <boba> What's the routing like between arp and your dedi?
[20:05] <kbeezie> like tracerouting ?
[20:05] <kbeezie> also I tried the test file from arp's page to the dedi which was half the speed, but sec I'll get a traceroute for you
[20:06] <kbeezie> http://pbin.be/show/mSvhUEN7Fz8QqWUOEuEg/
[20:06] <kbeezie> performed both ways ( just in case they're routing differences)
[20:07] <kbeezie> though seems like both locations are connected by he's backbone
[20:07] <boba> I can pull upwards of 3-4 MB/s from another VPS I have in the Northeast U.S., so...
[20:08] <kbeezie> http://208.79.90.98/100mb well feel free to grab it from the arp vps
[20:10] <boba> 2011-12-05 20:10:40 (11.1 MB/s) - `100mb' saved [104857600/104857600]
[20:10] <kbeezie> hrm...
[20:10] <kbeezie> sec
[20:11] <kbeezie> bout 2.5M/s max now (flushed the tc rules which shouldn't have been affecting that IP but they're all cleared out)
[20:12] <kbeezie> bout 3.1Mbps max into the vps
[20:12] <boba> That sounds a little more reasonable ;)
[20:12] <kbeezie> k, guessing it's just my TC rules then on the dedi that were limiting strictly to 10mbit or less
[20:13] <kbeezie> had to revert to using tc, cuz the latest update for SolusVm removed the rate limiting feature and they didn't bother to tell any customers
[20:13] <kbeezie> (and month later they still don't have an updating putting that feature back in)
[20:15] <kbeezie> well that's one less thing to test (I'm comparing a cheap bitcable account, to the arp vps, and might test out rootbsd)
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