Craig,
I have a bash shell script that (currently) drives Apache, sar, and sa on
a RedHat6.1 system. I will doctor it a bit and post it tonight to see if
there are suggestions about what to include, modify, leave out, so that
it will span most Unix/Linux systems.
Roy
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Roy Wilson
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On 11/2/00, 1:32:20 PM, "Craig R. McClanahan"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Re: Tomcat 4.0 Milestone 4
performance measurement:
> I agree that it's definitely time to start doing this. However, to have
> useful results, it is important that we execute the same test procedures
--
> otherwise, you cannot even reproduce the same results reliably on the
same
> platform.
> Roy, would it be possible for you to write us a simple "cookbook" to
follow
> in executing tests, so that we can each follow the same script and then
> report the results consistently?
> Craig McClanahan
> Roy Wilson wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > (1) System throughput and response time data collection
> >
> > I plan to do measurements myself using Henri Gomez' rpmized version of
> > TC-4.0-m4, but since machines and environments differ, it might be
> > interesting to know what kind of total time, throughput, avg and max
> > connection and processing time per request people see using the
> > HelloWorld servlet driving their system with ab in localhost mode
> > (immediately after a cold boot). These are the kinds of data presented by
> > Costin at ApacheCon Europe. I'd like to compile such numbers if people
> > are willing to post them along with info on CPU (e.g. Celeron 400Mhz),
> > memory (eg. 256M SDRAM100), disk (eg. WD Caviar 10.2MB, 5400 rpms), OS
> > (Redhat6.1), JVM (Classic), etc.
> >
> > (2) System resource usage data collection
> >
> > CPU and disk demand per request on each system might be interesting. I
> > have done some very simple resource measurement and performance modeling
> > of Apache that is described in a Office2000 PowerPoint (but created in
> > StarImpress) presentation at
> >
> > http://members.bellatlantic.net/~designrw/BENCH1.zip
> >
> > My current plan is to apply the same approach to TC-4.0 and then to
> > extend it by considering a mix of servlets, not just the HelloWorld
> > servlet (again in keeping with Costin's pitch at ApacheCon).
> >
> > Roy Wilson
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> > Roy Wilson
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