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Re: Re: [Chicken-users] performance issue in xml-rpc


From: Daishi Kato
Subject: Re: Re: [Chicken-users] performance issue in xml-rpc
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2006 00:16:06 +0900

Hi,
I'm currently apart from the machine I used for the result, but let me
answer to the following questions.

Hi Daishi,
Some questions:

So, this is a graph of total run-time after N sequential requests?

exactly.

There's no concurrency here?

Believe so. I'm not the one who made the client side.

And the requests are uniform -- e.g., the
size and complexity of the requests and responses are all the same?

yes.

Is it possible that other processes also running, and consuming
resources -- either on the server or client machine?

It is possible, but not likely to change the result much.

Are you running client and server on the same box? on a dedicated
network? Shared?

On the same machine.

What does the memory usage look like?

I didn't check it.

Does smoke come out of the box when the number of requests increase?
If so, how much? (Hey, you never know unless you ask.)

Oh, I don't hope it smoke,s by now.

Well, I can try writing the client side in scheme,
so that you can reproduce the problem. (But you need to wait until
next Monday, since I'll be off for a while.)
Currently, the client is written in Java, and I haven't read the code yet.

Thanks anyway for asking this. Do you happen to know how to run some
kind of profiling on xml-rpc and http eggs?

Daishi




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