I'm seeing a bit of a disconnect between the I/O performance reported via the Cloud Drive UI and the network traffic reported by Windows. In the screenshots I've attached, Cloud Drive is reporting 120 Mbps up and 54.6 Mbps down, but total network traffic reported by Windows is 60 Mbps up and 67 Mbps down. I would expect that traffic to the could drive on Azure storage would be included in the OS's reporting of network throughput.
Is there something I'm missing here? Trying to gauge the "real" throughput - the downstream seems pretty close, but the upstream seems way off.
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lhartje
I'm seeing a bit of a disconnect between the I/O performance reported via the Cloud Drive UI and the network traffic reported by Windows. In the screenshots I've attached, Cloud Drive is reporting 120 Mbps up and 54.6 Mbps down, but total network traffic reported by Windows is 60 Mbps up and 67 Mbps down. I would expect that traffic to the could drive on Azure storage would be included in the OS's reporting of network throughput.
Is there something I'm missing here? Trying to gauge the "real" throughput - the downstream seems pretty close, but the upstream seems way off.
Thanks!
Cloud Drive's reporting:
Server 2012's reporting:
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