Well technically it's: 622482 / 43800 = 14.2119178082 requests per minute Here are my requests over the last month - http://jmp.sh/9EAUVrv http://jmp.sh/9

Well technically it's: 622482 / 43800 = 14.2119178082 requests per minute Here are my requests over the last month - http://jmp.sh/9EAUVrv http://jmp.sh/9EAUVrv I definitely understand that modern machines are powerful, but I used to STIG RHEL 4 and RHEL 5 boxes for 4 years as my primary day job. I've done everything from create creating kickstart files to manually locking down a whole Linux instances to creating RPM files. At this point in my career I just don't care about the extra cycles I get by using <insert your infrastructure tech>. If my product needed the extra performance, trust me I would switch.