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List:       ngw
Subject:    Re: [ngw] WebAccess capacity
From:       Mark Currie <MCurrie () laserfast ! com ! au>
Date:       2014-04-28 5:57:17
Message-ID: F3AA33DC6ACA154286EF52E47C2A82B30139FD34B5C5 () LFSERVER ! LF ! local
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This is handy, as it will cover many of the tomcat based apps which Novell put to \
market such as Filr, Vibe etc.

Thanks,

-----Original Message-----
From: ngw-bounces+mcurrie=laserfast.com.au@ngwlist.com \
                [mailto:ngw-bounces+mcurrie=laserfast.com.au@ngwlist.com] On Behalf \
                Of Krotil David
Sent: Sunday, 27 April 2014 8:33 PM
To: ngw@ngwlist.com
Subject: Re: [ngw] WebAccess capacity

Hi Gene,
here tested some guy tomcat and was able to make 16k connections \
http://blog.krecan.net/2010/05/02/cool-tomcat-is-able-to-handle-more-than-13000-concurrent-connections/comment-page-1/ \
. For just huge amount of users you need make some tuning and have plenty of memory.  \
 David

> > > "Gene Homan" <gene@genehoman.com> 26.4.2014 17:58 >>>
All,
What is the load capability of a SLES 11 SP3 Apache/Tomcat server when servicing only \
WebAccess 2014?  Using todays latest 64bit server hardware.

For example, can it handle 8,000 concurrent logged in sessions at the same time?  Or \
is it more like 2,000 maximum that it can handle?  I have no clue.

I need to design for a large amount of WebAccess only users and need to know the \
capability per Apache/Tomcat server instance.

Thanks.




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