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[K12OSN] Stress Test
- From: Daniel Bodanske <danielbo clickta com>
- To: K12OSN redhat com
- Subject: [K12OSN] Stress Test
- Date: Thu Mar 7 11:43:00 2002
I know this will bore just about everyone here, but I am so excited. I stress
tested my K12 system for the first time today. My "server" is a 500MHz PII
with 256Mb RAM and IDE. I haven't had any problems in my language center
yet, but we aren't really open full tilt, either. I wanted to find out how
far this machine would take us (we need a budget approval to change
machines), and since I don't have our star multimedia language application
working under RH yet, I had to simulate the load.
If anyone has read this far, I'm looking for opinions on whether my method is
valid. I logged in on the server in Gnome and ran top. I booted, logged in
in Gnome and ram xmms on each workstation in turn. The MP3s were about 2-3
seconds each sampled at 44k, randomly and continuously played in a loop. I
set the screensavers to random as well. I got to about 14 workstations this
way begore I noticed any problems, when the DHCP started not booting the
clients sometimes or freezing on log-in. I eventually made it to 22
workstations with a load average hovering around 25-27 and left it there for
about 2 hours. I heard no problems with the audio, but the screensavers
slowed quite a bit.
Again, I'm not looking for anything truly scientific here, but does this seem
like a reasonable test of whether this MM app is likely to work? Except for
my headache after the whole thing, I was totally blown away by the
performance of this little machine.
Dan
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