1.24 performance updates

Stevenjin8 commented 4 days ago

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Update performance and scalability docs for 1.24

xref: https://github.com/istio/istio/issues/52977

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Need someone to update the chinese version

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linsun commented 3 days ago

Hi @Stevenjin8 thanks for updating the page! I have 1 question regarding the sidecar numbers, I saw it is more than ambient + L7 - just wanted to confirm it is the default profile without HBONE being used?

Note the numbers from 1.21 on sidecar is much better: https://istio.io/v1.21/docs/ops/deployment/performance-and-scalability/

Stevenjin8 commented 2 days ago

Hi @Stevenjin8 thanks for updating the page! I have 1 question regarding the sidecar numbers, I saw it is more than ambient + L7 - just wanted to confirm it is the default profile without HBONE being used?

Note the numbers from 1.21 on sidecar is much better: https://istio.io/v1.21/docs/ops/deployment/performance-and-scalability/

@linsun I believe it is the default profile without HBONE. when I look at the traffic, none of it goes to port 15008.

linsun commented 2 days ago

Hi @Stevenjin8 thanks for updating the page! I have 1 question regarding the sidecar numbers, I saw it is more than ambient + L7 - just wanted to confirm it is the default profile without HBONE being used? Note the numbers from 1.21 on sidecar is much better: https://istio.io/v1.21/docs/ops/deployment/performance-and-scalability/

@linsun I believe it is the default profile without HBONE. when I look at the traffic, none of it goes to port 15008.

hmm, do you think we regressed sidecar numbers so bad? Or the difference lies in setup and measurement?

Stevenjin8 commented 2 days ago

Hi @Stevenjin8 thanks for updating the page! I have 1 question regarding the sidecar numbers, I saw it is more than ambient + L7 - just wanted to confirm it is the default profile without HBONE being used? Note the numbers from 1.21 on sidecar is much better: https://istio.io/v1.21/docs/ops/deployment/performance-and-scalability/

@linsun I believe it is the default profile without HBONE. when I look at the traffic, none of it goes to port 15008.

hmm, do you think we regressed sidecar numbers so bad? Or the difference lies in setup and measurement?

Hi @Stevenjin8 thanks for updating the page! I have 1 question regarding the sidecar numbers, I saw it is more than ambient + L7 - just wanted to confirm it is the default profile without HBONE being used? Note the numbers from 1.21 on sidecar is much better: https://istio.io/v1.21/docs/ops/deployment/performance-and-scalability/

@linsun I believe it is the default profile without HBONE. when I look at the traffic, none of it goes to port 15008.

hmm, do you think we regressed sidecar numbers so bad? Or the difference lies in setup and measurement?

I'll do some digging, but its hard to tell because there isn't a lot of information about the test setup. Then again, we're not doing anything crazy so it shouldn't matter too much?

Stevenjin8 commented 1 day ago

@linsun Is it even possible for sidecar to sidecar traffic to be over HBONE? I couldn't find any docs on it. All HBONE documentation seems to be under Ambient mode.

Also, I do think the sidecar numbers are right. John ran similar tests (albeit locally on a kind cluster) and got similar numbers

DEST   CLIENT  QPS   CONS  DUR  PAYLOAD  SUCCESS  THROUGHPUT  P50      P90      P99
hyper  fortio  1000  1     5    0        5000     999.75qps   0.391ms  0.523ms  0.818ms
hyper  fortio  1000  4     5    0        5000     999.30qps   0.412ms  0.623ms  1.552ms
hyper  fortio  1000  16    5    0        4992     996.77qps   0.445ms  0.651ms  1.535ms
hyper  fortio  1000  64    5    0        4992     987.42qps   0.494ms  0.818ms  1.895ms
hyper  fortio  1000  128   5    0        4992     975.06qps   0.480ms  0.841ms  1.904ms
hyper  fortio  1000  265   5    0        4770     947.34qps   0.459ms  0.768ms  1.909m

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1.24 performance updates #15727

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