HI.
I have a debian lxc container running nimble streaming server that i use for live show in this times of corona virus.
My host server have 1gbps in out , if not set any speed limit on the lxc when the upload usage reach 250mbps of upload my fffmpeg encoder start to go in buffer (the server download my video stream) and a lot of frame drops problems appears... on the user side..
After some time loosed to set Qos.. i have decide to limit the bandwidth of the LXC from proxmox to 450mbps..
therefore i have started some Ookla speed test using from the cli and I have verified that my encoder (I upload , my server download) don't go anymore in buffer.
If I disable the proxmox network limit on the container, and running a speed test that reach 1gbps of upload , my encoder that stream to server go first in buffer and after disconnect!!
Only limiting the LXC to 450 mbps my stream upload to the server while it is under upload load of 450mbps don't suffer of any problem.
Anyone can explain me this strange situation??
Thank you.
I have a debian lxc container running nimble streaming server that i use for live show in this times of corona virus.
My host server have 1gbps in out , if not set any speed limit on the lxc when the upload usage reach 250mbps of upload my fffmpeg encoder start to go in buffer (the server download my video stream) and a lot of frame drops problems appears... on the user side..
After some time loosed to set Qos.. i have decide to limit the bandwidth of the LXC from proxmox to 450mbps..
therefore i have started some Ookla speed test using from the cli and I have verified that my encoder (I upload , my server download) don't go anymore in buffer.
If I disable the proxmox network limit on the container, and running a speed test that reach 1gbps of upload , my encoder that stream to server go first in buffer and after disconnect!!
Only limiting the LXC to 450 mbps my stream upload to the server while it is under upload load of 450mbps don't suffer of any problem.
Anyone can explain me this strange situation??
Thank you.