Re: [curl-loader-devel] Output understanding

[Aleksandar L. <al-...@no...>]

On Sam 05.05.2007 17:46, Robert Iakobashvili wrote:
>On 5/5/07, Aleksandar Lazic <al-...@no...> wrote:
>> Do you mean that: requests / $RUNTIME <= where can I get this value?!
>> => RPS I don't see any time value which I can use for the calculation
>> which requests was done in the same $TIME (e.g.: Second/Minute/..).
>
>See the FAQs:
>http://curl-loader.sourceforge.net/doc/faq.html#statistics
>
>It is stated:
[snipp]
>Sot:
>"Run-Time" is a time in seconds, "Req" is number of requests, the
>bottom string after asterisks are really numbers for final averages.

Aha ok thanks to remove the fog from my eays, I thought I have overseen
or missunderstood something ;-)

>> Here I have the same problem, where are the time value which I can
>> use to calculate Sessions per second.
>
>"Session" is not clear what is it?

A session, as in httperf defined and many $PEOPLE means, is the whole
requests which are needed to get the full webpage loaded:

e.g.:

---
index.html
x*.css
x*.gif(s)
x*.js
.
.
.
---

This means when you plan to have 100 concurrent Users and you site
have. lets say 4 components, then the server must anwer 400 requests,
you got my point?

>"Clients" raw in the same file .txt contains really number of clients.
>If the number of clients is increasing you can graph, calculate, etc
>being in possession of both time and clients numbers.
>
>There are two modes of increasing number of clients: automatic, managed
>by the CLIENTS_INITIAL_INC value and manual from the console. Y may
>wish to look for that in FAQs.

Thanks for explanation, I think this I have know understand ;-)

Btw.: should I still answer to list and you directly or only list?

cheers

Aleks