I’ve built a 1U box (Xeon Bronze-3104 / 16 GB RAM / 10GBase-T ports with Intel X557) and I’m wondering if it’s able to manage a certain level of traffic; in this case, a sustained daily rate of 10MBps, spiking at 15MBps (please note, MBps, not Mbps - I know I could easily handle a sustained 15 Mbps). I’ll be analyzing traffic on a large corporate network. What do you think? Is it underpowered? Way overboard? Any best guesses about the max level of throughput it could handle?
Thanks in advance for your time and your thoughts!
BJW
Hi,
I know this is a bit late, but still...
I've built a 1U box (Xeon Bronze-3104 / 16 GB RAM / 10GBase-T ports with
Intel X557) and I'm wondering if it's able to manage a certain level of
traffic; in this case, a sustained daily rate of 10MBps, spiking at
15MBps (please note, MBps, not Mbps - I know I could easily handle a
sustained 15 Mbps). I'll be analyzing traffic on a large corporate
network. What do you think? Is it underpowered? Way overboard? Any best
guesses about the max level of throughput it could handle?
15 megabytes per second is still only around 120 megabit per second. While
it always depends on the traffic, for the things that I have typically
seen you should not have any problems; I am not even sure if you will need
a cluster setup for that, a standalone Bro process might be enough.
Johanna