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I dont think your question has enough data to answer properly. We need to know whats the service time(avg request takes how many seconds) for each request and h
by dedalus 19y ago
I dont think your question has enough data to answer properly. We need to know whats the service time(avg request takes how many seconds) for each request and how the arrival rate of your requests like (120K per second or minute?) and whats the limit on your request queue (put them on hold till they get server). Finally whats the tolerance level of the final response time (can support 120K users by serialising across 10 servers but that drives up the response time for end users)?
Anyways probably you can read some books here at http://www.cs.gmu.edu/faculty/menasce.html http://www.cs.gmu.edu/faculty/menasce.html
or if you are in a hurry a quick glimpse at the tactical paper at
http://www.cmg.org/measureit/issues/mit04/m_4_7.html http://www.cmg.org/measureit/issues/mit04/m_4_7.html
Hope this gets you started if not answer your question thoroughly..
- goodgoblin 19y agoHi - yes - looking into how to price a potential large scale licensing deal - but unlike something like MS-Word the cost per instance isn't zero with hosted software. Trying to come up with a per-user or per 1k user metric for the server costs. I'll take a look at your links and post back when I get some data - thx