On Wed, 1 Feb 2012 09:03:02 -0600, Tim Caswell wrote:
Latency and requests per second are not the same thing. Especially
in
a system like node where you can have thousands of concurrent
requests
going on at once.
You're right, but I did not say latency or rps. I was talking about
requests that have to be handled (average) per second.
Typically, the more concurrent requests, the slower each request
gets.
This depends on several things. If the requests are of the same type
and
can be cached, (although, while the first does not complete, node will
probably receive similar requests and have to process them all, but
this
depends on the proxy), if the database connection is kept alive (I
suppose
it will), if every request doesn't need uncached access to disk, ...
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