Michael, On 2/24/07, Michael Grundvig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Absolutely Alex, as soon as the server goes public I'll be glad to provide a testimonial for MINA.
Cool thanks! Additionally, we will be producing a rather
substantial set of load testing results and posting them online. They include environment configurations, OS/hardware specs, etc. We are also giving away the load tester source code we used for the application. It's quite specific to our server but might help someone else out.
Have you had a chance to look at SLAMD? Here's the URL just in case: http://slamd.com It's a nice peice of software providing several useful stats on performance etc. Although designed for LDAP it can work for just about anything with some customizations. I will say this, generating that much load takes more machines then the
server system itself.
No doubt. I bet your server sucks wire now tho :).
It's also a tricky piece of code. Anyone making a load generator should plan way ahead if they want it to work properly. We also ran into some very strange problems.
Yeah that's why I recommend slamd. It correlates the total thru-put by correlating the data gathered from all clients. It helps get a good accurate estimate of just how many requests per second a server can manage. Regards, Alex
