If you are around or will be one day, I'd very much like to meet you in person, grab a coffee and have a chance to get to know each other closer.Ĭurrently, we provide the download link for people who register for the BETA early access program. Sunny Valley is a venture-backed, Delaware/US registered company, located in Sunnyvale, California. Sensei is developed by Sunny Valley Networks. Thank you for the straightforward feedback. Most probably you clicked on "Stop", but just wanted to be 100% sure. If you disable it, it does not stop the engine, you'll need again to click on Stop. Latter one controls whether Sensei should be run during boot time. I'll let you know about our results.įor the sake of clarity: were you trying to stop it by clicking on the "Stop" action button or by disabling "Start on Boot" option. We'll try to reproduce this with your conditions in our lab.
Though it should stop anyway whatever the load is. This will help if you have a multi-core system.įor not being able to stop Sensei, I'd guess it's related to the above scenario.
To remedy this kind of heavy load scenarios, there is one thing you can do, and one thing we can:įor you, as you wrote before, it'd be better if you can run the configuration with a more resourceful HW.įor Sensei, we'll pin it to a dedicated CPU core. This was what happened, lowering your throughput from 150 - 85 Mbps. As a consequence, this will create congestion, and finally you'll get lower throughput. This is so, because at some point OS will fail to schedule the packet processing application to a CPU (because the CPU is already busy) and packets will be dropped in this timeframe. Because packet processing requires dedicated resources and if the cpu is highly utilized and also shared with other applications, it's highly possible that you'll start losing packets. I would not recommend running with a 60-70% cpu utilization if you're doing some kind of packet processing.
This is very much helpful to understand what's going on.
Hi thanks for reporting this and for the answer.
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