Channel Bonding to create lots of output
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Stacie D Bubb sbubb at us.ibm.comFri Dec 15 10:32:17 PST 2000
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Well, I've been gone from the list for a while, but I had to come back to ask something. My team is looking to create a cluster to generate lots of http traffic to stress-test our product. Having some Beowulf experience from school, I've been asked to look into feasability and the whole how-to thing. Yes, I know where the How to Build a Beowulf paper is ;-D My question is, has anyone else had any experience in building something similar to this who might be able to offer me input and advice? We're looking into the Channel Bonding "ifenslave.c" program that is on the site, and I'm trying to figure out what it does before I load it onto the computers. From what I can tell (which I'm not sure how much that is even), this will bind our ethernet cards together so that we can write a program to actually run the stress, pushing out lots of http traffic, in a distributed fashion, utilizing the cpu's of the attached computers. Anyone have any advice, input, etc. for me? I appreciate any help. Thanks in advance!! Stacie Bubb Software Test (919)254-5677 t/l 444-5677
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