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Veservyesterday at 7:57 PM1 replyview on HN

The really mysterious part is how ~10,000 packets per second costs ~20% of a core. That would mean SSH is bottlenecking in its code at ~50,000 packets per second per core which would be ~500 Mbps per core (assuming full packets) which is ludicrously slow. It is trivial to do 10x that packet per second rate. Is SSH really that poorly designed?


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diathyesterday at 8:52 PM

> It is trivial to do 10x that packet per second rate.

When making this statement, are you taking into account that SSH encrypts the traffic by default?

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