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How to calculate the Number of Hit tomcat can take

 
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Hi all,
I have a defined set of configuration like I install Tomcat 4.1 in a linux box with 2gb ram, with 1 processer etc. I have a web application which is not very complex in nature deployed in it.
Given this configuration, how do I calculate the number of Hits that my tomcat can take. Is there any thumb rule to calculate this.

Tomcat gurus please advice

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Sivaraman.L
 
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By default, Tomcat is configured to handle 75 threads at a time.

You would need to load test your app to find this out.
 
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