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Hey can be used to stress test a server, but also to determine the correct sizing for a particular workload with a reasonably stable request pattern (requests & connections / s)
We already capture information on the various metrics, e.g. TLS handshake times, response latencies, etc.
By annealing to a desired target value for e.g. latency, the number of requests could be gradually increased until we reach the desired threshold.
During the gradual increase, the requests/s and other metrics can still be retained to check or improve the fine-tuning of a server.
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Hey can be used to stress test a server, but also to determine the correct sizing for a particular workload with a reasonably stable request pattern (requests & connections / s)
We already capture information on the various metrics, e.g. TLS handshake times, response latencies, etc.
By annealing to a desired target value for e.g. latency, the number of requests could be gradually increased until we reach the desired threshold.
During the gradual increase, the requests/s and other metrics can still be retained to check or improve the fine-tuning of a server.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: