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B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
Hi,
Is the processing rate in Megabits per second or per megabytes per second ? What about the throughtput ?
Thx !
Is the processing rate in Megabits per second or per megabytes per second ? What about the throughtput ?
Thx !
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
Hi Dimitripietro,
Processing Rate is measured in MBps (MegaBytes per second),
Throughput in general is measured in Mbps(Megabits per second), however sometimes for your convenience we show it measured in MBps(MegaBytes per second). Thanks.
Processing Rate is measured in MBps (MegaBytes per second),
Throughput in general is measured in Mbps(Megabits per second), however sometimes for your convenience we show it measured in MBps(MegaBytes per second). Thanks.
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[MERGED] Megabyte or megabit pr. second
Hi,
Looking in B&R console at the status result for a backup job, it displays network speed in MB/s.
But is this in MB (megabyte) or Mb (megabit)?
/Robert
Looking in B&R console at the status result for a backup job, it displays network speed in MB/s.
But is this in MB (megabyte) or Mb (megabit)?
/Robert
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
MB = Megabytes, Mb = Megabits
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
correct... If I am not mistaken we use 2 formats.
MB/s => MegaBytes per second (data processing)
Mbps => MegaBit per second (network)
MB/s => MegaBytes per second (data processing)
Mbps => MegaBit per second (network)
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
Then i dont´t get it. Veeam B&R says the backup speed was 197MB/s which equals 1800-1900Mb/s.
My zabbix monitoring says it never goes over 1Gb/s on my repository server.
https://axelkaufmann-my.sharepoint.com/ ... Q?e=t4lJoF
https://axelkaufmann-my.sharepoint.com/ ... w?e=RC5CJ1
https://axelkaufmann-my.sharepoint.com/ ... Q?e=FUhNd7
My zabbix monitoring says it never goes over 1Gb/s on my repository server.
https://axelkaufmann-my.sharepoint.com/ ... Q?e=t4lJoF
https://axelkaufmann-my.sharepoint.com/ ... w?e=RC5CJ1
https://axelkaufmann-my.sharepoint.com/ ... Q?e=FUhNd7
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
Hi Robert, please note that processing rate is not a throughput, but total VM size divided by total VM processing time.
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
oh, did not know that. Thanks.
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Re: B&R Processing Rate and throughtput units
And these are different values anyway.
Processing rate is messured on the read side before dedup and compression.
When you look at the repository, you see the dedup and compressed stream. So less than half of the data.
Processing rate is messured on the read side before dedup and compression.
When you look at the repository, you see the dedup and compressed stream. So less than half of the data.
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