Number of concurrent TCP connections
From: Antoine Davous (Dummy.Address_at_Please.Answer.To.NewsGroup)
Date: 07/07/03
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Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2003 18:35:19 GMT
Hi,
I am working on a telecom system. I am in charge of performance
measurements. The system is Solaris 8 based. The servers are connected to a
Load Balancers. Obviously, in heavy load traffic conditions, the number of
TCP connections is increasing because the system is requesting a server that
answers in few seconds. The maximum number of TCP connections is limited by
the Load Balancer to 250.
I guess (I know) that this limit is determined essentially by the amount of
memory on both Load Balancers and servers that takes part of the
connections.
My question is : do you have any experience (HTTP servers) of the number of
concurrent TCP connections that a Sparc server running Solaris (with how
much memory and what kind of processor ?) can handle. All I need is rough
values because I have no idea of what is a realistic value ...
Regards
Antoine Davous
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