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[[OSE_Server#Server_Requirements]] | [[OSE_Server#Server_Requirements]] | ||
=Throughput= | =Throughput - and Current OSE Throughput= | ||
Check out [https://developerpitstop.com/how-many-concurrent-requests-can-a-web-server-handle/#:~:text=With%20a%20single%20CPU%20core,visitors%20at%20the%20same%20time.] | Check out [https://developerpitstop.com/how-many-concurrent-requests-can-a-web-server-handle/#:~:text=With%20a%20single%20CPU%20core,visitors%20at%20the%20same%20time.] | ||
*Says 250 users per core | *Says 250 users per core | ||
Latest revision as of 21:07, 23 June 2022
OSE Infrastructure
OSE_Server#Server_Requirements
Throughput - and Current OSE Throughput
Check out [1]
- Says 250 users per core
- OSE is quad core - so we can handle 1000 concurrent database requests? Does that mean 1000 requests every second?
- How long does a database request take?
- If we can handle 1000 database requests - how many concurrent users is that? Would that make it 60k users simultaneously, because a request takes 1 second?
- Optimal server cluster is 3 servers - [2]
- wikipedia has 350 servers? [3]
- Absolute max for a single server is 65k users connected, but really dependent on server specifications? How long is a connection - is it only during a database request? [4]
- 1000 users at a time is for 4 GB RAM? [5] Does that mean that we are likely to handle 16k simultaneous users?