On Mon, Jul 03, 2017 at 02:46:39AM -0400, Vishnu Priya Matha wrote:
Hi there,
> Then how does the burst_size play a role here ? How is the burst_size be
> calculated ?
"burst" means, roughly, "let this many happen quickly before fully
enforcing the one-per-period rule".
> Since requests_per_se
Then how does the burst_size play a role here ? How is the burst_size be
calculated ?
Since requests_per_sec is 100/s => 1 request per 0.01 sec - then does that
mean 50 is also 50 per 0.01 sec or is it 1 per 0.02 sec ?
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On Sun, May 07, 2017 at 04:31:37AM -0400, Vishnu Priya Matha wrote:
Hi there,
> In limit_req_zone with rate set to 100/s and burst=50, we have below
> observation
> .
> Scenario1
> ==
> no. of request made by jmeter = 170
> # of request expected to be failing = 20
> # of request actually
In limit_req_zone with rate set to 100/s and burst=50, we have below
observation
.
Scenario1
==
no. of request made by jmeter = 170
# of request expected to be failing = 20
# of request actually failed = 23
Question: why 3 more request are failing and is this much of failure
expected
Scen
