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I'm always very suspicious of metrics reported in req/minute to make numbers look bigger than they actually are. Assuming linear load – which we all know is ne
by iampims 10y ago
I'm always very suspicious of metrics reported in req/minute to make numbers look bigger than they actually are.
Assuming linear load – which we all know is never the case – is 2,000 req/s on average, which is nothing to be shy about.
- sp527 10y ago> Assuming linear load – which we all know is never the case This is phrased in a confusing way. If we're talking about sustained burst periods of traffic, then you almost definitely expect a fairly smooth distribution of requests over the course of a minute. You would only really start to expect serious variance at the daily granularity (i.e. time of day).
- sulam 10y agoUniform is entirely the wrong thing to expect at a given time of day. Typically we model these as exponential, or poisson distributions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_distribution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_distribution
- sp527 10y ago"Sustained burst periods of traffic"