How to correctly set the values ​for Apache Benchmark testing?
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I decided to test the server for performance, and I do not understand what the correct values ​​for the number of requests and the number of simultaneous connections should be specified in the command
ab -k -n xxx -c yyy http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
where xxx is the number of requests, and yyy is the number of simultaneous connections.
For example, I want to simulate the simultaneous loading of an index page from 100 computers (users).
Total SQL requests per page - 106 Those.
I should write:
ab -k -n 10600 -c 100 http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
So it turns out? Or am I missing something?
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I decided to test the server for performance, and I do not understand what the correct values ​​for the number of requests and the number of simultaneous connections should be specified in the command
ab -k -n xxx -c yyy http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
where xxx is the number of requests, and yyy is the number of simultaneous connections.
For example, I want to simulate the simultaneous loading of an index page from 100 computers (users).
Total SQL requests per page - 106 Those.
I should write:
ab -k -n 10600 -c 100 http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
So it turns out? Or am I missing something?
ubuntu apache-bench
asked Nov 29 '17 at 19:29
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I decided to test the server for performance, and I do not understand what the correct values ​​for the number of requests and the number of simultaneous connections should be specified in the command
ab -k -n xxx -c yyy http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
where xxx is the number of requests, and yyy is the number of simultaneous connections.
For example, I want to simulate the simultaneous loading of an index page from 100 computers (users).
Total SQL requests per page - 106 Those.
I should write:
ab -k -n 10600 -c 100 http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
So it turns out? Or am I missing something?
ubuntu apache-bench
asked Nov 29 '17 at 19:29
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I decided to test the server for performance, and I do not understand what the correct values ​​for the number of requests and the number of simultaneous connections should be specified in the command
ab -k -n xxx -c yyy http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
where xxx is the number of requests, and yyy is the number of simultaneous connections.
For example, I want to simulate the simultaneous loading of an index page from 100 computers (users).
Total SQL requests per page - 106 Those.
I should write:
ab -k -n 10600 -c 100 http://aserver.ashep:80/test.html
So it turns out? Or am I missing something?
ubuntu apache-bench
asked Nov 29 '17 at 19:29
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asked Nov 29 '17 at 19:29
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