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ProLiant 2500 PS Bottlenecks
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WHITE PAPER (cont.) 1...6 Table 13: ProLiant 2500 PS Performance Measurements Measurement 1,000 Users 10,000 Users CPU Utilization Web pages requested/sec Average Connect Time (sec) ASP requests/sec UPD reads/sec Bytes sent/sec Bytes received/sec Available memory 96.7% 49.6 2 53.5 53.5 1.5 MB 8 KB 96.2 MB 91.5% 43.5 1 47.3 47.3 1.3 MB 7 KB 92.2 MB 100,000 Users 85.0% 37.2 1 40.3 40.3 1.1 MB 6 KB 88.3 MB 1,000,000 Users 77% 32.1 1 35.0 35.0 1.0 MB 5 KB 83 MB Table14: ProLiant 7000 PS Performance Measurements Measurement CPU Utilization Web pages requested/sec Average Connect Time (sec) ASP requests/sec UPD reads/sec Bytes sent/sec Bytes received/sec Available memory 1,000 Users 93.9% 63.0 2 68.6 68.6 1.9 MB 10 KB 222 MB 10,000 Users 96.4% 57.3 1 62.4 62.4 1.8 MB 10 KB 213 MB 100,000 Users 89.0% 51.8 1 56.3 56.3 1.6 MB 9 KB 215 MB 1,000,000 Users 83.3% 47.1 1 51.2 51.2 1.4 MB 8 KB 213 MB PS Bottlenecks As with ILS, the performance of a server running PS depends on many factors. The most important are: • the type of CPU in the system and its speed, the number of processors, and how much the CPU is utilized • the type of network and its speed, the number of network interface cards (NICs), and the device drivers for the NICs • the amount and type of memory in the system • the operating system • the web server software (IIS) • Personalization Software • the disk subsystem ProLiant 2500 PS Bottlenecks Analysis of PS bottlenecks on the ProLiant 2500 shows: Table 15: ProLiant 2500 Analysis of PS Bottlenecks Resource Bottleneck Comments CPU No The CPU utilization decreases as the number of users in the UPD increases.