The following two figures show the stress tests I conducted with AB. One is the 100 requests with the concurrency of 1, and the other is the 100 requests with the concurrency of 100. My question is, when someone asks you how many concurrent queries you have, because 10 concurrent queries and 1000 concurrent queries have different QPS. (Re...
The following two figures show the stress tests I conducted with AB. One is the 100 requests with the concurrency of 1, and the other is the 100 requests with the concurrency of 100.
My question is, when someone asks you how many concurrent queries you have, because 10 concurrent queries and 1000 concurrent queries have different QPS. (The requests per second value I think is the QPS value, that is, the requests that can be processed per second. Do I understand it ?)
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The following two figures show the stress tests I conducted with AB. One is the 100 requests with the concurrency of 1, and the other is the 100 requests with the concurrency of 100.
My question is, when someone asks you how many concurrent queries you have, because 10 concurrent queries and 1000 concurrent queries have different QPS. (The requests per second value I think is the QPS value, that is, the requests that can be processed per second. Do I understand it ?)
A rough understanding is:
The total number of requests processed per second. If the request is equal to a certain level, the request fails.
For example, if 100 concurrent 100 requests can be completed without failure, your QPS is 10000.