how many request per second do you think will be generated then? Does every user click on one page ever 30 seconds?
But with that kind of numbers you should really cluster.
And the best thing to do is run youre applicaton with one user, what a average user would do , and then dump the session so that you know
what it did cost in mem. If it is for example 50K then it would take in mem around 1GB (if i count right)
and then you have to have "work" memory because for an user request you will generate garbage (load database objects and so on)
But taken into account then with a 2G heap for java it would work.. :)
johan
On 12/5/05, Utku Somer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Johan Compagner wrote:
>
> What is high request volume? How many users are we talking about then?
Well, perhaps not too high, I think the target is about 20,000 users
using the site at any moment.
utku
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