1) There is no common hardware config. 2) Every Servlet is different in memory, cpu, and other resource usage - no test has been developed to test this.
(A brief) List of items influence any servlet benchmark - - How much logging do you do - Do you need access logs - Do you use a database - are the connection pools - Do you do file system access (servlet open multiple files) - Does your webapp - use custom tags (pooled?) - jsps? - filters? - xml parsing? - Is your servlet cpu bound? - Do you require sessions? - Are your session light or heavy? - Does each request allocate a lot of objects? - Is your webapp very static - (1 servlet with lots of images) or very dynamic? All servlets - hardly any image requests. But tomcat holds its own very well when people try to come up with bechmarks. *The most important bechmark is your webapp under stress.* -Tim 柴 小柴 wrote: > hello, > who may tell me about the load capability with common hardware config? > Does th using of apache can increase the capability capability of my > website? > anyone has some good ideals about the load capability of tomcat? > thank you for any comment! > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
