Not sure why you would want to stress test appengine app. Docs clearly
say you can get 400 requests/sec performance. If you want more,
request for more. Also, you should read the latest blog post:
http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2009/09/agile-paddling-with-app-engine-lessons.html
--~--~--
Hi David,
As long as you don't intend to exceed 30 concurrent requests (about 400qps
if your requests take 75 milliseconds each), there's no need to notify us.
-Nick Johnson
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 4:53 PM, Dai bok wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am busy stress testing my application, and I just thoug
Hi Viv Puri and Nick,
Thank you both for your reply.
To answer your question Viv, I am interested in the performance of my
application. As there are some complex calculations happening in the
back ground, I need to see how many request I can make in the free
quota, and then I will improve my alg
That actually tells me why I experience some issues from time to time.
This is how I have worked around these kind of "limit" feature (and
note I have called it a "feature" and not an issue - coding for the
cloud means living in a community where some entity will have to
police use of resources an
