Hi Akhil,
I'm not an expert on these metrics, but the way I've been reading them:
"meanRate" is a measure of how many requests come in per some unit of
time. It has nothing to do with how long individual requests take.
"mean_ms" is the average time taken by requests (in milliseconds).
Hope that helps,
Jason
On Thu, Jan 2, 2020 at 9:13 AM akhil dutt <akhildut...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm trying to understand solr metrics and was looking at request/response
> dispatch rate. I want to understand what meanRate signify. As per below
> values, am I to suppose that each request takes 300 seconds (1/ meanRate )?
>
>
> org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.DefaultHandler.dispatches:
> {
>
> - count: 628,
> - meanRate: 0.003289067572916428,
> - 1minRate: 0.000005987072200468513,
> - 5minRate: 0.0011878359052365337,
> - 15minRate: 0.001259541736414636,
> - min_ms: 0,
> - max_ms: 755,
> - mean_ms: 43.5,
> - median_ms: 6,
> - stddev_ms: 40.5,
> - p75_ms: 84,
> - p95_ms: 84,
> - p99_ms: 84,
> - p999_ms: 84
>
> },
>
> Thanks,
> Akhil
