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Date: | Thu, 30 Sep 1999 16:01:00 -0400 |
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Jon
> The important take away, that I believe BizNetTech and Carleton are making,
> is that the HP3K is both handling the transaction volume, and reliably
> supporting IP access from a variety of front-ends. Too many of these stories
> never get told. I believe that 600 transaction/hour is small potatoes for
> the 289 (Ford Mustang reference) of midrange servers.
Actually, that was over 600 students per hour, not 600 transactions. There
were many more transactions for both Bookware and for WBS - more than one
transaction per student. Each book purchased represents several transactions
for Bookware, each request for a full book list from the web represented
multiple transactions (1 course may yield an average of 4-5 books - each a
record in the database).
I can say with confidence, since I was there watching this mayhem (wall-to-wall
people) - the 918 and 928 were running at peak performance.
Regards,
Joe
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