My goal:
make sure when using kamailio as engine I can achieve:
on systems with 4GB memory, Kamailio can serve a population over 300 000 online
subscribers
<from:
https://www.kamailio.org/w/features/ >
Test bed:
CPU: 4 cores , 4G RAM
Kamailio 5 with Mysql.
Test source:another server running SIPp
10k subscriber in Mysql . 6000 Register Per Second , reuse 10k user to register , it
works fine. If register 50 every second for per user it seem 300 k subscribers should
work.
(about 300% cpu used of totally 400% cpu. All requests finished without retransmit and
fail. )
add 90k subscriber into Mysql .
100k subscirbers in Mysql . 1000 Register Per Second , a lot of failure and can not work
.
(cpu are not used much at that time. IO is not high.)
My question :
What is the root cause of bad performance when there is 100k subscribers' data in the
Mysql database.
How can I deploy a kamailio with 300k subscriber in database, and support 6000 register
per second at the same time ?
Maybe use ram database instead of Mysql?
Thanks with regards,
David