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ashif2
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How to find the Talend Services Maximum Threshold?

Hi Team,

 

I have a talend data service which is request-response service created through Talend DI .   Once the dataservice is deployed in talend runtime , it keeps on running listening for the requests and whenever a new request comes in , it serves it.

 

My question is how to find the maximum number of requests can be supported at a point of time ( say each second).

For example , if i am going to fire 1000 requests at the same time  what will happen.  How to find the maximum number of requests that requests that  can be served successfully 

 

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the maximum concurrent requests you can support will very much depend on the server you're running Karaf on as well as what your webservice actually does -- there's no easy way to estimate what this will be.  The best way to determine your maximum number of concurrent requests is to build a test harness and stress test your service. 

 

With that said, in my experience, in a few of the web services i've built (these were memory hungry services that did multiple DB lookups and prepared a large XML response) we determined our (medium ec2 server) could support approximately 400 concurrent requests.

 

ashif2
Creator II
Creator II
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Thanks JGM . I understood and there is no straight way of directly predicting it.