Evaluate the Network load when AWS EC2 as a Web server

Evaluate the throughput method for the network on a virtual machine as a Web server: Nginx + Apache benchmark + nload

The first step is to build an Nginx server on the Amazon Linux eligible free set of versions

1. Installing Nginx

Yum Install Nginx

2. Open port 80

In the security group, select Edit Inbound rules to add HTTP and 80 ports. Access by Browser:/HTTP , confirm that Nginx is working properly.

Second step, observe the load condition with nload

1. Installing nload

(1) Since Yum nload will fail and must be installed from source code, please download the installation development tool first: Yum Groupinstall "Development tools".

(2) Installation of nload dependent package: Yum-y Install ncurses*

(3) Download Nload:wget http://www.roland-riegel.de/nload/nload-0.7.4.tar.gz

Unzip, compile, install:

Tar zxvf nload-0.7.4.tar.gz

./configure

Make && make install

2. Add/usr/local/bin to Path variable, start nload

Step three, install Apache Benchmark (AB)

AB is a self-bringing tool for Apache server, so just install Apache server.

Perform AB test commands on multiple client machines: ab-c 5000-n 100000-r /http/

"-C 5000", 5,000 concurrent requests at a time

"-N 100000", total 100,000 requests

The current load condition of the Web server can be seen from the nload run: outgoing:avg:18.49mbit/s

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