Am 03/21/2012 12:08 AM, schrieb Peter Pöml:
Am 20.03.2012 um 23:05 schrieb Marcus (OOo):
Am 03/20/2012 10:09 PM, schrieb Peter Pöml:
Am 19.03.2012 um 18:30 schrieb Rob Weir:
Hi Peter,
Do you have access to any historical download stats for
OpenOffice.org? It would be great if we could find out the peak
download rate for when OpenOffice.org 3.3 first released. Is that kind
of data available? This would help greatly for AOO 3.4 release
capacity planning.
Thanks,
I didn't check specifically for 3.3 now, but the OOo releases usually peaked at
30 downloads per second.
That would be 2,592,000 per day which is a big difference to 300,000.
Which timeframe have you looked at? Have you counted every release and file?
Oops, you are right. That was from memory, and with that number I meant
requests per second on the download server. (Many downloads involve more than
one request due to the size o f the files.) We intentionally count actual
downloads, by pruning the stats for such requests. The actual downloads around
the release of 3.3 (26th of January 2011) were:
2011-01-20 | 274474
2011-01-21 | 246778
2011-01-22 | 227105
2011-01-23 | 255429
2011-01-24 | 284173
2011-01-25 | 288854
2011-01-26 | 298913
2011-01-27 | 308698
2011-01-28 | 272082
2011-01-29 | 232045
2011-01-30 | 256343
2011-01-31 | 293944
2011-02-01 | 253093
2011-02-02 | 290810
2011-02-03 | 268075
2011-02-04 | 246628
2011-02-05 | 228094
2011-02-06 | 253427
2011-02-07 | 294311
2011-02-08 | 282960
2011-02-09 | 296006
2011-02-10 | 287030
You see, load on the download server are always the same, with only a tiny peak
being noticeable.
OK, great. Summarizing I think we have our number for the download peak:
~300,000 per day.
Marcus
