My host server provide 1TB transfer and 1Gbps bandwith. Does it mean that if I transfer data for 10 seconds at max bandwidth I have transferred 10Gb ?
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I'm new-ish to GCP and this is the first time I've run into a need to downsize a disk.
Background: I resized my boot disk from 1.5 TB to 12 TB to download a lot of data for a research project. But it turns out that the boot disk has an MBR partition type, which according to the GCP docs means "the maximum size of such disk would be 2 TB". Now I cannot use 10 TB out of 12 TB despite paying for it...
I created an additional disk of size 1.5 TB and used rsync -avxP /old/ /new/ to copy all files from the old boot disk to the new disk. Then I unmounted the old disk and tried to start the VM with the new disk as boot disk. But I'm getting an SSH error and cannot access my VM:
Code: 4003
Reason: failed to
connect to backend
Please ensure that:
your user account has iap.tunnelInstances.accessViaIAP permission
VM has a firewall rule that allows TCP ingress traffic from the IP range xx.xxx.xxx.x/xx, port: 22
you can make a proper https connection to the IAP for TCP hostname: https://tunnel.cloudproxy.app You may be able to connect without using
the Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy.
Has anyone encountered this before? How can I either use the 10 TB or solve the SSH problem? Thanks.
I have followed the suggestions at
Google Cloud How to reduce disk size?
How to mount new disk after reaching the 2TB limit Google Cloud
but have not been able to resolve my issue.
I am working on GKE and GCP memory store Redis, Redis giving high latency, up to 500 000 requests Redis behavior is as expected, once requests more than 500k, Redis adding more latency and response is very slow.
If you're talking 500K ops/second than that's pretty much what you can expect from a single memory store instance.
You can shard out on the client side or look at other hosted options for Redis on Google cloud that do offer more scaling.
How can I find bandwidth limit and "packets per second" limit for Windows Server 2012 hosted on Google Cloud? I experience some issues when there're to much clients on my server but I can't find any limitations? Server is written on C# using sockets and TCP connection.
I am trying to analyse what will be the maximum traffic can wso2 ESB 5.0.0 can take or hold in a Production environment.
Like how many API's we can deploy in two servers in a cluster with 2 WSO2 MB?
What will be the maximum number of calls each API or the overall API's can take per minute?
We have 2 ESB and 2 MB servers running in a cluster.
ESB: 16 GB RAM 100GB HD
MB: 4 GB RAm 100GB HD
Any information will be helpful.
I have created one droplet with private IP for web server and one droplet with private IP for DB server. I've connected them via SSH.
In this graph it shows the bandwidth which is the speed of data transfer right?
But how am i able to know the amount of data being transferred from time to time?
Thanks
At this time traffic statistics are not yet available. Until these statistics are readily available to you, DO will not process any charges for any additional transfer beyond your Droplet plan.