Hi all,
I use my Linode for a couple of things (nginx/mysql/few custom webservices) - nothing too heavy, and one teamspeak 3 server.
My CPU load shows ~6-10% on the graphs, which isn't really a lot... So I don't think there should be any problems. Yet:
We use teamspeak 3 for about 10 people at a time, the network-monitor shows 400-600KB/s, which shouldn't be a problem at all.
However, on some days we suddenly get lagspikes (for about a minute). According to Teamspeak, the packet loss is about 15-20% during that time, an average of all clients connected. At that time it cuts up/stutters a lot.
Then, a minute later everything works again, usually for the rest of the night.
The lagspikes, at random times/days are quite annoying however, especially seeing that the load on the server isn't high at all.
Is this a problem to be expected/considered normal?
We connect from Ireland, The Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, Sweden and Germany. The packet loss /stuttering problems occur for all of us at the same time. (It's not just one of us that has the lagspike).
It's a Linode 512 in London.
Hopefully someone will be able to assist

Thanks!
Niels