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If these DB connections are being made via servlets that can be accessed
from a web browser, you might want to use LOADRUNNER with ASTRA (Web
Plug-in) by Mercury Interactive. It will simulate as many users connecting
to your servlets as you want. This way you can figure out how many
simultaneous requests can be served, not only by Apache and JSERV in your
configuration but also your Oracle DB. I have seen a lot of DB admins put
to shame when they thought that their configuration could handle 1000's of
connections and with loadrunner and astra it is proven that they can hardly
handle 100's.
The software is very expensive however. You may want to get an evaluation
version, do your thing and forget about it.
Abid Farooqui
Ben Ricker wrote:
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> We are running Redhat Linux 6.1 and Apache1.3/Jserv1.1. We are running
> servlets which connect to an Oracle database. I am looking for software
> to do load testing on out Linux servers which allow us to predict how
> may users can concurrently use the system and allow us to tweak the
> apache/Jserv settings to optimize our configuration.
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> Is anyone using software to test the loads on the Apache/Jserv system,
> especially in relation to Oracle DB connections?
>
> Ben Ricker
> UIS-Rx
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