[rrd-users] How to Create the rrd that storeor update million of requests per second
William R. Lorenz
wrl at express.org
Sat Feb 14 04:54:56 CET 2009
Hi Kashif,
On Fri, 13 Feb 2009, Kashif Qazi wrote:
>>> I have to store each request data to rrd database. the request
>>> granularity can be more or less than one million hits per second. can
>>> rrd support granularity in milli/micro seconds.
Based on your email, there seems to be no need for milli/micro resolution,
unless you're doing ADC sampling or something similar, which you are not.
> 1) How much time the request takes on average for each: minute, hour,
> work day (6am-8pm), day (24 hour), week, month
>
> That's not a million per second, is it?
> yes it is not million request for the above required report. but i have
> records of requests that hit my site that may be million.
No, not a million per second; simply many records you have to analyze.
>>> 4) Number of requests in each ÿÿperformance groupÿÿ. For example, how
>>> many requests are 0-100ms, 101-200ms, 201-300ms, 301-400ms,
>>> 401-500ms, etc ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_table
>>> 5) When am I having requests > 1000ms? < 5000ms? What is associated
>>> with these? Certain times of day? Certain traffic volumes?
> My requirements are given below.
That's asking a lot, is it not? :-) An intelligent Perl or VS C# app (for
Excel integration, as you mentioned) may be more beneficial for you there.
I don't know that a "plug-and-play" solution will solve this for you.
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William R. Lorenz
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