MsQuic Performance Dashboard (original) (raw)
Windows Kernel Schannel
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Latency P90 (1 Conn)
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Latency P90 (40 Conn)
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Windows User Schannel
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Windows User OpenSSL
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Linux OpenSSL
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Request Latency (μs) | 90th Percentile | 1 Connection
Request Latency (μs) | 90th Percentile | 40 Connections
CPU
Intel Xeon Gold 6230 x 2
(20 cores / 40 threads)
RAM
32GB RDIMM, DDR4 2933MT/s x 12
(384 GB)
Network Card
Mellanox ConnectX-4 Lx EN MCX4
131A-GCAT PCIe 3.0 x8
(50 Gigabit)
Storage
Intel S4610 SSD SATA 5Gbps
(480 GB)
Specification & Tool
MsQuic performance tests have standardized on the draft-banks-quic-performance specification for all scenarios, and are implemented in the MsQuic tool secnetperf (source).