hi
i want to ask, if someone knows wich is de maximum number of requests that
squid can handle. i was interested in theorical and practical numbers.
perhaps you can tell me that this depends on what is under squid, but what
i want to know is if there is a request limitation inherent to squid.
th
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Pablo Arias wrote:
i want to ask, if someone knows wich is de maximum number of requests that
squid can handle. i was interested in theorical and practical numbers.
This depends very much in how you use Squid and on what kind of server.
For caching Internet proxies the maximum
> For caching Internet proxies the maximum is anywhere between 50 - 250
> depending on your configuration and server.
In the Squid book, for COSS throughput, rates of 330 reqs/sec are given.
This was one of the reasons I chose for the proxy I manage to use COSS.
Maximum rate I've seen in the time
On Fri, 18 Mar 2005, Joost de Heer wrote:
In the Squid book, for COSS throughput, rates of 330 reqs/sec are given.
This was one of the reasons I chose for the proxy I manage to use COSS.
Maximum rate I've seen in the time this proxy was functional (sadly, it
was dismantled 2 days ago) was 270.
COSS
