We are using ATS in production and we have seen it serving up to around up
to 5k requests per second on dynamic content.  This was in a cluster of EC2
instances and not a single physical server with several objects being in the
kb.

It works well but if the origin server becomes congested ATS is missing
functionality to serve stale if congested. I have observed that this results
in ATS being unable to catch up under heavy load even if the origin server
is not congested. Eventually it does catch up but the behaviour is far from
desirable.

Another big limitation at present is that the ICP functionality is broken
and there is no proper documentation on implementing parent http (if that
would be suitable) so you will have to rely on trial and error and any help
the guys on this mailing can provide. The lack of ICP is not to be
underestimated. It is a waste of resources which increases load on your
origin servers.

From:  Ron Tsoref <[email protected]>
Reply-To:  <[email protected]>
Date:  Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:44:03 +0200
To:  <[email protected]>
Subject:  Real-world numbers

Has anybody released numbers of ATS performance in real-world scenario? I
mean, performance of ATS serving images, CSS/JavaScript files, etc. (I don't
mean 100 bytes objects servering performance, as this the only thing I
found.)

Anything related to the subject is more than welcome!

Ron

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