will wait a while for new requests.
> You would observe the thread count returning to 1 after while of no activity
> if your query is run on a different app server then what your are measuring.
> Eg. Run
>xdmp:server-status(xdmp:host(),xdmp:server("HealthCheck"))
> will s
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Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] MarkLogic Concurrent Threads/latency
Thanks for the details Lee/ Michael
I am referring to HTTP App-Server ML REST API.
The tests we are trying to perform is for 400 concurrent users using JMeter. In
the Ramp-up time for
gards,
Gnana(GP)
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From: David Lee
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] MarkLogic Concurrent
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Subject: [MarkLogic Dev General] MarkLogic Concurrent Threads/latency
Hi
I want to understand how threads in app servers
The server is keeping some idle threads active to handle incoming requests.
That's meant to improve performance. A thread may also spend a small amount of
time cleaning up after a request completes, but this should be minimal.
If you're trying to track down a latency issue I think you should loo
Hi
I want to understand how threads in app servers work.
I believe for every request with authentication MarkLogic will show 2 threads.
But what I see is when we are doing performance testing, MarkLogic is showing
32 threads are being used per node (we have 3 nodes in a cluster) but active
thr
