4 Magento Requests per second = 210 mbit memcache bandwith?

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Published on 2013-11-11T09:12:56Z Indexed on 2013/11/11 9:59 UTC
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After searching serverfault for similar questions without success, these are my numbers for one magento instance, running on multiple servers:

After varnish about 4 requests per second hit the webservers
The magento cache is configured to use one separate memcache server where I'm measuring about 210 Mbit/s bandwith usage.

Compared to other projects, magento and non-magento, this number seems way off (as in extremely high).

I'd like to get some data to compare to, or even better, if you have any idea what exactly causes this/how to find it and how to improve the situation.

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