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On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Kevin Macclay wrote:
> We're using ApacheBenchmark 1.3a and encountering a rather strange
> occurance. We understand that the following call to ab means that ab will
> simulate 5 concurrent users each making 10 requests for a total of 50
> requests.
>
> ab -n 50 -c 5 "http://www.oursite.com/servlet/OurServlet"
>
> The strange thing is that our servlet gets called 55 times -- five extra
> times more than it should. Is this an ab bug? We're able to measure the
In this case, ab will make a maximum of 5 simultaneous connections,
and will keep making requests until it gets 50 responses.
That could possibly mean that, at the time it gets the last response,
there are c-1 other outstanding requests that it had made that it
will not handle/process the responses from.
That accounts for 4 of the 5. The other one is due to the code starting
a new request immediately after it finishes one, without checking to
make sure that it hasn't already hit the request limit. This one is not
counted either in the stats.
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