RE: Websphere: a resource hog?

> Of course, that's basically just measuring WebSphere's
> capability to generate and output HTML.  Using the
> Java toolbox, a simple application building an 8KB page
> from a disk file will run 5 sessions at once with a 1.3
> seconds response time.  That's 230 hits per minute,
> or over 12,000 per hour.

Those sound like impressive results, Joe.  But I guess it all depends on
what you compare it to.  So, I decided to run the JMeter Web Stress tool
against one of my ILE Web Application Servers.  The ILE server reads a
database file and builds a 6KB response containing HTML and fields from the
database.  The average response time is about .6 seconds when serving 5
simultaneous clients.

The impressive thing is that this is all done with a model 170-2290, which
has a CPW rating of 73.

Nathan.


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