Jose Kalladanthyil
2018-09-05 09:06:22 UTC
Hi,
I have been doing some benchmarking on ClamAv to workout the ideal configuration
to get the fasted scan time. I am seeing quite a varied results from the
experiment. After running the scan multiple times on one particular zip file (25mb)
I am seeing (Duration in SEC): 59, 40, 164, 39, 124.
These results are with the configuration ScanArchive set to false.
However for larger mp4 files and doc files the timing is much smaller.
For example 150mb mp4 takes less than a second by 60mb doc takes 18 seconds.
We are running av on linux vm with 4gb ram.
Any advice on what config values to change would be much appreciated.
Jose
Jose Kalladanthyil | Developer
Huddle â Transform the way you work!
***@huddle.com | T: +44 (0)8709 772 212
Ninian Solutions Ltd (trading as Huddle) is registered in England & Wales at Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street, London, UK (company number 05777111) and its U.S subsidiary Huddle Inc., a Delaware Corporation, at 156 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA, U.S.
I have been doing some benchmarking on ClamAv to workout the ideal configuration
to get the fasted scan time. I am seeing quite a varied results from the
experiment. After running the scan multiple times on one particular zip file (25mb)
I am seeing (Duration in SEC): 59, 40, 164, 39, 124.
These results are with the configuration ScanArchive set to false.
However for larger mp4 files and doc files the timing is much smaller.
For example 150mb mp4 takes less than a second by 60mb doc takes 18 seconds.
We are running av on linux vm with 4gb ram.
Any advice on what config values to change would be much appreciated.
Jose
Jose Kalladanthyil | Developer
Huddle â Transform the way you work!
***@huddle.com | T: +44 (0)8709 772 212
Ninian Solutions Ltd (trading as Huddle) is registered in England & Wales at Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street, London, UK (company number 05777111) and its U.S subsidiary Huddle Inc., a Delaware Corporation, at 156 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA, U.S.