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Hello,
I will be performing MDI testing and I would like to know how much bandwidth out to Azure, I expect to have at full load. I need this information to prepare capacity planning on what the outbound traffic is going to be? Have already checked the Microsoft documentation and there is no information about that.
Thank you for your help
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Hi,
Sadly there is no good way to predict this value, as it is affected by the amount of traffic the DC gets, and also its protocol mixture....
Some protocols we completely filter, and some we are not. for some we enrich with more metadata....
the only way to really know is to try and see.
Effectively, I have never heard a customer case where the traffic to the cloud became an issue.
Eli