Solved!! the main problem was for running the benchmark in schedule run > webserver > Host:Port Pairs, I put IP.address.of.fronend:8080. I cleared 8080 and benchmark is running now. I dont know why I put 8080, I remember I did everything based on installation guide!! Anyway thank you all especially Cansu.
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 11:15 AM, Cansu Kaynak <[email protected]> wrote: > The warnings about setting the date are not very important. To get rid of > those warnings, you need to synchronize the date on all machine. > > The "connection refused" error occurs when the web server is overloaded. > To make sure it is the case, you can start with a low number of clients > (e.g.,5). If the test run finishes without any "connection refused" errors, > you need to tune the number of nginx and php worker threads as described on > the CloudSuite page, as well as the number of clients. > Meanwhile, you should check the server machine utilization (e.g., with > top). If the utilization is higher than 85-90%, the server machine is > overloaded and you need to reduce the number of clients. > > -- > Cansu > > On 03 Apr 2014, at 17:04, reza azimi <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thanks Cansu for your reply. I solved the problem of php timezone. I > thought timezone in php.ini is not important so I set it to default Zurikh > during the installation. Now I set it to New York and we are fine ( we are > at the same time zone with New York) > > about the connection, the problem was not the ssh but your concern > raised a question in my head. We changed the /etc/network/interfaces for > another experiment and I forget to get it back to normal. > > the error from last time are gone but we have other errors. Can you take > a look of it and see which part is not functioning correctly?? > I've attached the first three pages of the log, let me know if you need > information from other pages. > > Thank you for your help. > > Regards > Reza > <1.jpg><2.jpg><3.jpg> > > >
