AW: Scaling the number of users instead of the hit rate
Hohl, Gerrit
g.hohl at aurenz.de
Thu Feb 16 16:34:47 UTC 2012
Hello everyone,
is it possible that I also have to set the req_rate of the robots?
Robot robot = {
[...]
peak_rate = 6/min;
[...]
};
If I do that and run the test the overall request rate is far more near to the values I would expect.
Regards
Gerrit
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 16. Februar 2012 12:19
An: users at web-polygraph.org
Betreff: AW: Scaling the number of users instead of the hit rate
Hello everyone,
okay, maybe I wrote a little bit too early that my formula is working.
The number of host and robots is correct. But something different is
odd: If I run a test with the configuration beneath, I would expect a request rate of 500/sec in sum. But I get a request of about 2000/sec at each of my two polygraph-servers, means about 4000/sec in total. What did I wrong? Is the peak_req_rate per robot? Or does the max_host_load have any influence on that? I thought it is only the maximum rate on which the simulated servers should respond. Should I lower it also to 500/sec? Or does it apply for each simulated server, or maybe for each polygraph-server? Or maybe there is a bug and it ignores 'min' and still thinks that is "6/sec"?
Bench theBench = {
peak_req_rate = 500/sec;
client_side = {
max_host_load = 20000/sec;
max_agent_load = 6/min;
addr_space = ... ;
hosts = ... ;
};
server_side = {
max_host_load = client_side.max_host_load;
max_agent_load = undef();
addr_space = ... ;
hosts = ... ;
};
};
PolyMix4As asPolyMix4 = {
agents_per_addr = 2;
};
Regards
Gerrit
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