Dale Henrichs wrote:
> There has been some recent discussion about various configurations of
> Seaside applications aimed at handling larger loads. I'm interested in
> understanding the range of loads people are seeing (or anticipating)
> in production applications:
>
> * number of concurrent users
> * rate of http requests (peak and average per unit of time)
> * session expiry seconds used (do you use the default of 600 seconds?)
>
> We'd like to incorporate some "real-life" data into our presentation
> at Smalltalk Solutions in Toronto in a few weeks.
>
> Dale
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Dale,
Currently I have five small Seaside+GOODS apps running on a single
server with two Squeak images running separately. I proxy through
apache which also serves absolutely _all_ of my static content (CSS,
images, files). I have no formal load measurements but at any given
moment I have 10-20 active sessions total. Session life for most of
these applications is 24 hours but a session is considered "inactive"
after 10 minutes without a request. My estimate of my peak load is
about 2 to 3 requests per second but I suspect that it is rather
non-uniformly distributed.
David
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