Ruby on Rails

You have to performance test based upon likely usage scenarios (click flows) for your app. I've never come across good metrics in any programming language for "how many users can a web app handle". It just depends too much on how the users use the app and what the app does to respond to those users.

Best Wishes,
Peter

On Jan 31, 2011, at 4:18 PM, Tom Ha wrote:

> Thanks, Fred!
>
> 1 question back - if you say...
>
>> ...and your instances can handle 10
>> requests/s then...
>
> ...is the "10 requests/s" per instance the average capacity of a Ruby
> instance? If not, do such figures exist or make any sense? Or would I
> have to calculate my own instance capacity, simply based on what my
> server's hardware actually swallows during usage?
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