Tomcat should be able to handle this. The real question is "can your
application handle it?
Bandwidth is application dependent. You'll need to examine the average file
size being returned. Whether the file can be compressed (via gzip). How many
database queries need to be done. Can the database handle this many queries
per second. Can a caching solution be put in place? (This can be done at the
data lookup layer and possible at the http response layer)
If your using sessions - what is the min/max/average session size. Can you
hold 300K sessions with that amount of memory? (With that many users - I'd
personally avoid HttpSession and roll my own solution)
There are many google links for scaling java based servers. Many might be
"server specific" but in general - the principles they talk about are pretty
generic.
-Tim
vishwas kharajge wrote:
Hi we are running tomcat5.0 on sun V20z server
Backed is mysql
Our requirement is to provide 200 concurrent hits per second
There are 300K users registration on the server
For this what is the requirement?
How much bandwidht it require for giving above concurrency?
How to configure the server?
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