> On Feb 25, 2016, at 9:05 AM, Shawn McKinney <[email protected]> wrote: > > Just how bad are the numbers? And what are the performance targets? The > reason I ask, maybe it is fast enough, just something isn’t hooked up right > which is slowing things down. > > I’ll not be in favor of adding on the assumption that it will make things > faster. We need hard numbers that then illustrate the problem and give us > targets to shoot for.
Read back through this thread and found your comments on an earlier post: > > On Feb 23, 2016, at 6:19 AM, Jan Sindberg <[email protected]> wrote: > > We are currently seeing the time when calling sessionPermissions in the area > of 400ms. For a local ApacheDS we see around 7ms or less. The ping-time to > the server is approx. 25 ms (non ssl), and I can't imagine that SSL should > add overhead around 350ms when first the connection is created. This is what I’m looking for. But we need more. You have provided a sampling of response time for a local apacheds and another for one that is remote. We can use these as starting point... Performance Targets for SessionPermissions: 1. Average response time (in test): 7ms 2. Average response time (in prod) w/out SSL: 400ms 3. Average response time (in prod) w/ SSL: ? We also need throughput (# of requests / second): 4. Average throughput (in test): ? 5. Average throughput (in prod) w/out SSL: ? 6. Average throughput (in prod) w/ SSL: ? And the targets (SLA’s): 7. Average response time 8. Average throughput Assumptions: Test is local instance of apacheds Prod is remote instance of apacheds with long latency times Shawn
