RE: CGIDEV2 performance versus Net.Data

Just for clarification it is actually around 50 programs (there are a bunch
in the sign-on secured portion of the site that you never see...)

We shut down and restart the HTTP server every night for multiple reasons.
First of all, it resets the number of active Server Instance jobs.  Second,
it in effect deletes all the CGI activation groups so that they get
re-initialized at the first call of the day.  Finally, during the 120
seconds that it is down we do statistical compilation and collection.

Joel R. Cochran
Director of Internet Services
VamaNet.com
800-480-8810 (va toll free)
540-885-8050 (phone)
540-886-1589 (fax)
www.vamanet.com
mailto:custservice@vamanet.com


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Nathan M. Andelin [mailto:nandelin@relational-data.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 8:27 PM
>To: midrange-l@midrange.com
>Subject: Re: CGIDEV2 performance versus Net.Data
>
>
>> From: "Mel Rothman" <mel@rothmanweb.com>
>
>> Where are you measuring Relational Web's CPU?  In the message
>> server?  In the application server(s)? Both?  It seems that both is
>> what should be measured.
>
>Yes, both.  Just to confirm, the CPU time for the
>Relational-Web message
>server is reflected in the HTTP Server's BCI job.  The CPU time for the
>application server is reflected in a separate job.  There's
>also a 3rd Job I
>call the "switch" used to route and load-balance requests.  I
>add that time
>too.
>
>For Easy400 and Net.Data I count CPU time for both HTTP Server
>BCI and BCH
>Jobs.
>
>> What about response time comparisons?
>
>I don't have a good way to measure it.  Over my 128 kb router
>it's hard to
>tell ;(
>
>Your other comments Mel, have convinced me that named
>activation and CGI go
>hand and hand, for high use scenarios.  But Joel Cochran
>apparently shuts
>down restarts the HTTP server daily to reclaim CGI resources.
>I think his
>application consists of about a dozen CGI programs.  What
>about sites that
>deploy hundreds?  Shut down and restart every couple hours?
>
>
>Nathan M. Andelin
>www.relational-data.com
>
>
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