On 6/7/09 21:27, Logan, James S wrote:
We have been involved with load testing several sites that deploy a Tomcat
server. When running a Load session, for some reason, each HTTP request will
generate a login, when monitoring the server. The server is being monitored
from the server-side and ea
On 6/7/09 21:27, Logan, James S wrote:
We have been involved with load testing several sites that deploy a Tomcat
server.
I replied to your previous post on the 2nd. I said:
OS/version?
Tomcat/version?
Which Tomcat monitoring tool?
Your description of the behaviour isn't very clear.
It se
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rhull,
rhull wrote:
>> Also, are you using apr? IF you are serving static content, apr should
>> help a lot (but maybe not if you're planning on caching them in memory).
>> Not sure if a memory cache is going to buy you that much.
>
> Sorry, I'm not
>>I'm running on a 1.5mb download/256kb upload cable connection.
>
>Is that the advertised rate, or the measured rate?
Yes. :-) It's how it's advertised, and I ran a couple online bandwidth
tests to check it.
>Are you just serving static content? What about the POSTs?
The content will be up
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rhull,
rhull wrote:
>> Are you bottlenecked on your internet bandwidth? Are you bottlenecked
>> on latency, if you're not re-using HTTP connections?
>
> I can't find any reason to believe I am. I'm running on a 1.5mb
> download/256mb upload cable c
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rhull,
rhull wrote:
> I've got Tomcat (5.0) running on Linux with JVM 1.5.0_12, with a pretty thin
> servlet. I'm fairly new to benchmarking/load testing with Tomcat, and some
> of my numbers seem odd.
They always do when you get started ;)
> Load
> From: rhull [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I can't find any reason to believe I am. I'm running on a 1.5mb
> download/256mb upload cable connection. The Linux box is on
> similar. The
> requests are fairly short HTTP POST request (couple hundred
> bytes), and the
> responses from the servlet a
>Are you bottlenecked on your internet bandwidth? Are you bottlenecked
>on latency, if you're not re-using HTTP connections?
I can't find any reason to believe I am. I'm running on a 1.5mb
download/256mb upload cable connection. The Linux box is on similar. The
requests are fairly short HTTP
> From: rhull [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Load testing with WAPT from a Windows box across the internet
> to Tomcat
> running on the Linux machine, I'm only seeing something around 15
> transactions per second. This seems like an unlikely low
> number to me.
Are you bottlenecked on your intern
Ian Shafer wrote:
Hello,
I have this line in my httpd.conf file:
ProxyPass /webapp/ ajp://localhost:8009/webapp/ min=256 max=256
and in tomcat I have maxThreads set to 256 for both my HTTP connector
and my AJP connector. For some reason, though, I still get a message in
my tomcat log saying
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