[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: Xen network domain performance for 10Gb NIC
On 26.04.20 21:18, tosher 1 wrote: Hi everyone, Lately, I have been experimenting with 10Gb NIC performance on Xen domains. I have found that network performance is very poor for PV networking when a driver domain is used as a network backend. My experimental setup is I have two machines connected by the 10Gb network: a server running the Xen hypervisor and a desktop machine working as a client. I have Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS running on the Dom0, Domus, Driver Domain, and client desktop, where the Xen version is 4.9. I measured the network bandwidth using iPerf3. The network bandwidth between a DomU using Dom0 as backend and the client desktop is like 9.39Gbits/sec. However, when I use a network driver domain, which has the 10Gb NIC by PCI pass through, the bandwidth between the DomU and the client desktop is like 2.41Gbit/sec is one direction and 4.48Gbits/sec in another direction. Here, by direction, I mean the client-server direction for iPerf3. These results indicate a huge performance degradation, which is unexpected. I am wondering if I am missing any key points here which I should have taken care of or if there is any tweak that I can apply. Is the driver domain PV or HVM? How many vcpus do dom0, the driver domain and the guest have? Juergen
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