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- Maximum number of concurrent requests a webserver can serve . . .
Broadly yes, but your service provider (webserver in your case) is capable of handling more than one request in parallel, so you should take that into account I assume you measured end to end service time and havent already averaged it by number of parallel streams
- How Does a Web Server Handle Concurrent Requests on a Single . . .
In this tutorial, we’ll explore how a web server handles multiple requests simultaneously (concurrently) on a single port We’ll start with reviewing the web request lifecycle and understanding what a concurrent request is
- How to estimate requests per second of a server - Educative
Requests per second (RPS) refers to the number of requests a server can handle in one second RPS is a fundamental metric in back-of-the-envelope calculations, providing valuable insights into system capacity, resource allocation, scalability, and performance optimization
- Determine Server Capacity to handle the requests
A command line tool that we are going to use is known as ApacheBench (ab) It tests the performance of a server by sending a specified number of requests and measuring the response times Also provides insights like requests per second, time taken per request, and transfer rates
- Server Response Time Optimization Methods
Server response time, technically speaking, is the duration between when a browser sends a request and when it receives the first byte of data from the server Think of it as the time it takes for a waiter to acknowledge your order and bring you the menu – except in this case, milliseconds matter
- How many Requests per Minute are considered Heavy Load . . .
Several hundred requests per second The from-the-box number of open connections for most servers is usually around 256 or fewer, ergo 256 requests per second You can push it up to 2000-5000 for ping requests or to 500-1000 for lightweight requests
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