Updates on Test Data

Just for safety I better post it in this thread as well:

We will do some spot checks regarding the bandwidth our storage nodes have. We will run the new remote benchmark tool against some random selected nodes for a short duration. We are going to use big piece sizes to compensate for the fact that the performance improvements are not rolled out yet. We hope we will still get an accurate reading. The data will be unpaid because we upload the pieces to the storage nodes without commiting the result to the satellite. Garbage collection is going to clean it up later. We will keep the upload burst short to keep the amount of unpaid data as low as possible.

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If you’d like more nodes to be brought online in specific locations… will that be combined with your SLC-capacity-reservation-with-TTL system?

Making an announcement for more nodes somewhere is a relatively weak signal to SNOs… but focusing capacity-reservation at existing nodes in your required geo would be a strong one. If you want a extra nodes brought online in a geo: start filling the disks of current nodes with your SLC reservation data :money_mouth_face:

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Roxor, Yes we have considered this approach and will likely implement it along with an announcement at some point in the future.

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We just got our first performance test 5-6 hours ago? Looks lovely in the traffic graphs: hope you saw the numbers you were looking for!

Something overwhelmed my Pi-hole a few hours ago. I guess it was the storj test…

I had to change the ā€˜dns-forward-max’ setting to a higher value, default was 150.

Storagenode rollout should be finished shortly. Next round of benchmark tests incoming. Prepare for impact. Everyone hold tight :smiley:

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Meanwhile my Windows node.

Compared to Linux node

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I believe we managed to reduce the gap between windows and linux performance. Lets see how your windows node performance now :slight_smile:

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Hm, is this good or bad news? :thinking:

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2 of my newest nodes never receive a single vetting attempt from SLC. The rest of the satellites have been fully vetted for months on these nodes. I’m assuming because of this situation (no vetting) they won’t receive any of this test data. Pls confirm.

Well, in the lat 30 minutes all my nodes have drastically reduced network traffic.
So either I’ve missed it or the tests have been happening and are now completed :man_shrugging:t2:

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I don’t think they’ve started the tests: so…

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Then why has this happened?
If it had been just on one machine I’d ignore it but these machines are spread across 3 different countries…

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It looks like they chopped all synthetic traffic (or broke a satellite?). Even large SNOs had traffic go to near-zero.

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These are some beautiful colors. Unfortunalty I am bad in mind reading. What do you mean with ā€œthisā€?

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You wouldn’t want to read my mind, there is not much there…

I was alluding to my earlier post about severely reduced network traffic and node activity (which you can see by the reduction in all the pretty colours on Disk IO, IOWait, Network, etc.) :wink:

Perhaps it’s the calm before the storm… :wink:

Bring it on, guys! I’m curious to see how far you can push these things. :muscle:t3::smile:

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It looks like traffic is climbing back again (to already half of what it was an hour ago?). Maybe some Storj Intern rebooted the wrong system :wink:

Maybe wait a few days until all BF are processed; the Trash is still cleaning. My Synos are boiling like never before.

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The network has to handle it even while garbage collection is running. So perfect timing to test it out.

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