pauldardeau · December 1, 2016 23:15
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 IRC discussion on 12/1/2016

 15:21:17        pdardeau | this is probably a dumb question, is use of jumbo frames the norm   │ _JZ_
                         | for swift deployments?                                              │ a1|away
 15:24:17      +notmyname | pdardeau: I've heard that question before. let me ask around        │ abalfour
 15:26:08        pdardeau | notmyname: thanks!                                                  │ AbyssOne
 15:26:11      +notmyname | pdardeau: ok, I got an answer from some our support people :-)      │ acorwin_
 15:27:49      +notmyname | short answer: good technical idea, generally bad operationally      │ admin6
 15:28:43      +notmyname | so it's probably not worth it                                       │ agarner
 15:29:15        pdardeau | notmyname: thanks! i've heard similar things in the past, but       │ ahale
                         | wanted to see if that's still the case                              │ aj701_
 15:30:11      +notmyname | operationally it's not great because it requires the whole          │ alpha_ori
                         | networking infrastructure to be set up with it. and, to quote our   │ amit213
                         | support person, "they complain swift isn't working and we ask if    │ amoralej|off
                         | the MTUs are the same everywhere and then two weeks later it's 'oh  │ andymccr
                         | yeah, someone changed a switch config' or something"                │ AndyWojo
 15:30:32             <-- | siva_krish ([email protected]) has quit (Quit: Leaving.)     │ Anticimex
 15:31:09      +notmyname | so unless you've got decent controls over that sort of thing and    │ balajir
                         | are tuning for a specific workload, it's not worth the operational  │ bapalm
                         | overhead                                                            │ bkeller`
 15:33:16           ahale | yeah, im pretty sure when i was with rackspace we didn't do any of  │ bkopilov
                         | that sort of thing as it was too much hassle
	IRC discussion on 12/1/2016

	15:21:17 pdardeau \| this is probably a dumb question, is use of jumbo frames the norm │ _JZ_
	\| for swift deployments? │ a1\|away
	15:24:17 +notmyname \| pdardeau: I've heard that question before. let me ask around │ abalfour
	15:26:08 pdardeau \| notmyname: thanks! │ AbyssOne
	15:26:11 +notmyname \| pdardeau: ok, I got an answer from some our support people :-) │ acorwin_
	15:27:49 +notmyname \| short answer: good technical idea, generally bad operationally │ admin6
	15:28:43 +notmyname \| so it's probably not worth it │ agarner
	15:29:15 pdardeau \| notmyname: thanks! i've heard similar things in the past, but │ ahale
	\| wanted to see if that's still the case │ aj701_
	15:30:11 +notmyname \| operationally it's not great because it requires the whole │ alpha_ori
	\| networking infrastructure to be set up with it. and, to quote our │ amit213
	\| support person, "they complain swift isn't working and we ask if │ amoralej\|off
	\| the MTUs are the same everywhere and then two weeks later it's 'oh │ andymccr
	\| yeah, someone changed a switch config' or something" │ AndyWojo
	15:30:32 <-- \| siva_krish ([email protected]) has quit (Quit: Leaving.) │ Anticimex
	15:31:09 +notmyname \| so unless you've got decent controls over that sort of thing and │ balajir
	\| are tuning for a specific workload, it's not worth the operational │ bapalm
	\| overhead │ bkeller`
	15:33:16 ahale \| yeah, im pretty sure when i was with rackspace we didn't do any of │ bkopilov
	\| that sort of thing as it was too much hassle
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