Important 50K concurrent connection

Do you know if weblogic application server can handle 50K concurrent connection? I have to make the decision if it is possible to use weblogic application server to do. If so, how many servers do i need (just an estimation is ok).
Please let me know the answer

This is very true, and often overlooked. What are you using in your
application? I'm working on a project that is using EJBs, JSP, servlets, XML
and XSL and very, very dynamic content.
The xsl transforms alone were probably our biggest performance hit. We've
since moved them to an external servlet engine (Caucho's Resin) to take some
of the burden off of our WL servers, and performance, and especially
scalability, have increased immensely.
How dynamic is your application? How many queries are there going to be per
served page? What kind of transform/building of each page is necessary?
These are all factors that are going to impact your speed and scalability
long before 50k users hit your site.
Thanks,
John Stotler
"Robert Patrick" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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BEA has people that can help you estimate the amount of hardware required.However, any estimate is very dependent on the application. Personally, I
recommend that you (with or without help from BEA) do a little stress
testing of the application to get a feel for how well it scales on a single
JVM. Once
you get a feel for this, it will be easier to get a more realisticestimate that we (BEA and you) can be comfortable with. If you want some
help with this, please talk to your BEA Account Representative about this.
>
Robert
kc wrote:
The client is a combination of Java applet (80%)(socket connection) and
HTTP connection (20%). There will be 10 transactions on the database for
each user per minute. 1 user will fire up 5 requests per minutes and each
request approximate 2 database transactions. There are 50K user connect
concurrently.
>>
Robert Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
What I meant by traffic was how many requests per period of time do you
expect these users to make (10 per minute seems high since user think time
is generally more than 6 seconds). How much work does each request do
(i.e., how long
does the request take)? Are these web clients or Java applicationclients?
>>>
These are just a few of the things that you will need before trying toestimate the hardware required.
>>>
kc wrote:
What do you mean by traffic? One user will access the database by 10
transactions per minute. Is it help to estimate?
>>>>
Robert Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
Yes, it can. How many servers you need is probably more dependent
on the traffic these users are generating than the number of users...
>>>>>
kc wrote:
Do you know if weblogic application server can handle 50K
concurrent connection? I have to make the decision if it is possible to use
weblogic application server to do. If so, how many servers do i need (just
an estimation is ok).
>>>>>>
Please let me know the answer

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50000 concurrent connection

Do you know if weblogic application server can handle 50K concurrent connection? I have to make the decision if it is possible to use weblogic application server to do. If so, how many servers do i need (just an estimation is ok).

We are in production with a similar configuration (as of Feb 1).
We have two outstanding issues
1. Multicast DOES NOT WORK when dual NICs used/enabled
2. Testing using as few as 25 users (via webload, RSW and Loadrunner) causes
failures and timeouts.
The same test on a single server (cluster of 1) works fine!
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Michael Girdley wrote:
Sure. We regularly run benchmarks that include 10,000 simultaneous
connections. To do so, we use a cluster of 10 400 MHz CPUs running Windows
NT.
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Max concurrent connections

Coming back to a topic that was posted a few months ago with
an
additional question:
>I believe you mean to ask, "What is the maximum number of
>concurrent connections such as those used in loadMovie or
XML.load?"
>If this is what you're asking then there are no current
limits. However,
>the sending server may limit concurrent connections for a
single client
>to any number so the loads may fail if they exceed this
limit. The
>limitations are therefore server-based, not Flash based,
and they will
>differ from server to server.
My question:
While Flash doesn't enforce a limit, do any/all browsers
enforce
limits? If I wanted to load up 50, 100, 200 movies at once,
where if
anywhere would I be limited?
Also, it seems that, in a test program loading a bunch of
images from a server concurrently, I am not able to get more than
two at once. Is this purely a server issue?
-andy

Hi,
I imagine it does.
Also I guess if we are talking about just some random UDP traffic it would also mean that the default timeout for a connection would be 2min. The most usual UDP traffic would probably be DNS querys. In those cases I presume though that the UDP connections dont stay on firewall for long as long as the firewall sees the DNS reply.
But as I said if we are talking about some random UDP traffic that is allowed through the firewall I would guess it stays in the connection table of the firewall for a couple of minutes. So you might be looking at 1000 concurrent connections or even more?
I have once witnessed a single server sending so much UDP traffic that it reached the connection limit of an ASA5540 which is 400 000 concurrent connections.
- Jouni

ASA max concurrent connections

If I have a thousand nodes from the public each perform a UDP ping to a server behind the ASA, does each count as a concurrent connection?

Hi,
I imagine it does.
Also I guess if we are talking about just some random UDP traffic it would also mean that the default timeout for a connection would be 2min. The most usual UDP traffic would probably be DNS querys. In those cases I presume though that the UDP connections dont stay on firewall for long as long as the firewall sees the DNS reply.
But as I said if we are talking about some random UDP traffic that is allowed through the firewall I would guess it stays in the connection table of the firewall for a couple of minutes. So you might be looking at 1000 concurrent connections or even more?
I have once witnessed a single server sending so much UDP traffic that it reached the connection limit of an ASA5540 which is 400 000 concurrent connections.
- Jouni

Max Concurrent connections supported by UTL_HTTP

Hi,
Can anyone help me out to find how many concurrent connections can UTL_HTTP.REQUEST_PIECES support. Is there any parameter that governs max no.of connections? If so, pls post the parameter name.

Assaf: as always, thanks so much for the info!
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Limit number of concurrent connection

is there a way for me to limit the number of concurrent
connections to the media server. my upload bandwitdh is about a meg
so having too many connections just kills the whole thing. i would
like to put a limit at 5 connections. is there a way to do
this?

well i am only using flash media server to displaying videos
and just that. the reason i went with media server vs. progressive
was fullscreen method. since flash doesn't natively support
fullscreen you have to open another browser in fullscreen with
javascript. the problem with that is it start loading from
beginning so i decided to go server that way it only has to buffer
and get to the same point without having to load the whole video up
to that point. Now i want to limit number people that can be
watching the video. if i get more that 5 connection the whole thing
slows down. i am not too familiar with server based connections so
i don't know how to limit the number concurrent connections.

Best SQL Challenege: TSQL Query Maximum Concurrent Connections (Participants)

Hi All,
I have a table called dbo.PhoneCalls with below columns
PhoneID |PhoneNumber| Callstarttime| CallEndtime|
1 |111-111-1111|2013-04-01 05:13:03.000|2013-04-01 05:13:03.000
1 |222-222-2222|2013-04-01 05:15:12.000|2013-04-01 05:16:52.000
2 |333-333-3333|2013-04-01 05:17:29.000|2013-04-01 05:24:08.000
2 |444-444-4444|2013-04-01 05:21:50.000|2013-04-01 05:22:31.000
2 |555-555-5555|2013-04-01 05:22:41.000|2013-04-01 05:23:11.000
2 |666-666-6666|2013-04-01 05:23:20.000|2013-04-01 05:23:46.000
1. PhoneID is nothing but the participant in the call. PhoneID = 1 is twice from above. Which means 2 particpants (Same call
)with 2 numbers with their callstarttime and callendtime. Similarly for PhoneID =2, there are 4 participants. And the list goes on for a day and then for a month.
2. For example a phone call P1 with 2 participants is going on for a particular day. We should not consider the same phone
call having 2 participants involved. So that the concurrency would be 2. We have to ignore that here.
3. Only to be considered is other Phone calls for that day. Lets say P1 having call with 2 participants, P2 having some 4 participants
which fall in the time period of P1. Then we should consider P1 and P2 the common period
4. In order to find number of concurrent calls happened for a day basing on callstarttime and callendtime. What would be the
query?
5. Should consider the Timeperiod or the bucket with 1 hour as the period.
6. A Phone Call P1, Phone Call P2, should have matching (common) time ( keeping all the scenarios) is required for this query.
Result for Concurrent calls for a day should be like below. Should get all the concurrent connections happened for a particular
day.
Date|TimePeriod/Bucket(hr part)|Concurrentconnections|
Jan-01-2015|01 to 02|3
Jan-01-2015|11 to 12|2
Jan-02-2015|04 to 05|5
Jan-02-2015|12 to 13|13
ii) So once the above is achieved.
Have to find the Maximum concurrent connections for day from the above.
For below Maximum Concurrent connections are '3'
Date|TimePeriod/Bucket(hr part)|Concurrentconnections|
Jan-01-2015|01 to 02|3
Jan-01-2015|11 to 12|2
Hence the Result for Maximum Concurrent Connections would be
Date|TimePeriod/Bucket(hr part)|MaxConcurrentconnections|
Jan-01-2015|01 to 02|3
Jan-02-2015|12 to 13|13

Thanks George.
That was fantastic.
But
But I don't want the participants to be concurrent in the same call. And should consider the different call.
Lets say Phone Call P1 having 2 participants , obviously they are concurrent according to that call.
Only the Phone calls with more than one participant should match with other phone call with more than one participant.
A Phone call with any number of participants not matching with the time slot of other phone call should be ignored.
There might be a different call say P2, having some 3 participants at the same time or atleast fall in P1's time slot.
So
P1 --> 2 participants ---> start hour 10:00am ; End Hour 12:00pm
P2 --> 3 participants ---> start hour 10:30am ; End hour 12:30 pm
P3 --> 4 participants ----> start hour 11:00am ; End hour 11:10am
So the concurrency should ignore for P1 and should consider for P2 and P3. From above P2 having 3 participants, P3 having 4 participants. So the common time for all P1,P2,P3 is 11:00am - 11:10am.
Concurrency should be
Starthour EndHour ConConnections
10:00am 11:00am (2+3+4) ---> 2 for P1, 3 for P2, 4 for P3, because at exactly 11:00am there are 4 participants. So the time bucket or the slab for 1 hour will give us that concurrency at that particular slab. Except that independent
participants to that call.
So Result should be
Start Hour End Hour Concurrent Connections
10:00am 11:00am 9
11:00am 12:00pm 9
12:00pm 01:00pm 5

What no of concurrent connections can each server serv?

Ok we're a startup and currently thinking about whether to use flash media streaming server or red5, or progressive streaming with lighttpd.
In order to make a decision I would like to know how many concurrent streams can flash media server server stream until one has to purchase another license. Do any of you guys have some numbers.
We will be streaming mp3 at low bit rates, service will be hosted within AWS EC2 (with whatever instances are available there). So if you can post some performance specs that would be great....
Oddly enough Adobe Sales does not even know the answer... I have heard rumors that high number of concurrent connections is not a really a feature that this product is developed towards.
Thanks for you answers.

I'd do some more research before commiting to EC2/S3 at all. I'd also confirm that comment about Wowza streaming from S3... I've never worked with it, but if you're streaming, chances are S3 is just storage, and you're actually streaming from EC2 (I don't think you can run an application on S3... but maybe I'm wrong there)
The trouble is, regardless of the software, you're still in competition for bandwidth. There's only so much capacity at the network interface of each shared server, and if you happen to land on a busy server, you may find there isn't enough to go around. For stateless applications like HTTP request/response, that's fine, but for apps that require statefull client/server connections, bandwidth and latency issues can prove catastrophic.
The biggest problem I have with running a streaming server on EC2 (virtualization issues aside), is that they won't disclose hardware or network specs. So, while you can be sure you'll have the memory and processor allocation, it's a crapshoot when it comes to disk time and bandwidth, as you have no real idea how many other instances you're sharing a server with, or what those other instances are doing in terms of bandwidth and disk usage.
While I don't know any of the specs on the cloudfront service, I suspect those servers are load balanced in such a way that bandwidth is accounted for. In the general population EC2 servers, that's not the case.
My advice... really research this before you make your deployment decisions. I've come to find that while scaling out is a bit more challenging, dedicated hardware and bandwidth isn't all that much more expensive than EC2, and when you go dedicated, you can actually count on your resources being available to you.

Maximum number of concurrent connections using java sockets

How can we find out the maximum number of concurrent connections that can be handled by a pooled connection server?
I have a pooled server which creates a predefined number of handlers. Upon receiving a new request it accepts the connection and sends it to one of the handler.
The solution works well for low number of concurrent connections - < 50 or 100
But as the number increases there seems to be an issue
1. Ignoring request even if i increase the handlers
2. Increase in delay. [I feel that the listening thread is not getting the time slice to go read the socket for new requests]
Any idea as to how i can solve this?
Would an NIO socket help [am using the conventional java.io Serversocket, because my clients may not be non-blocking]??
Any help would be appreciated.
Anp

There is no set maximum, but it is in the thousands on most platforms. I have a production server that handles tens of thousands of connections simultaneously. Most likely you have a bug in your code.

How do I change concurrently connected users?

One of the first questions dbassist asks for a custom, hybrid database (others too?) is the number of concurrently connected users.
Question: How is that number used?
Question: How do I change that number?
Thanks,
Jerry

I don't think that the information is used directly. I suspect it's used to calculate a reasonable size for the SGA, etc.
This means that you can't directly change it, but by tweaking the settings in init.ora you can get the same effect.

Upgrade to Lion broke iMovie 08 - iSight Camera - No camera connected - To import video, please connect a camera - error message

I recently upgraded to OSX Lion. My MackBoo Pro is fully patched and updated. I can launch iMovie 08 but when i try to record or import video from camera it get the error message. No Camera Connected - To import video, please connect a camera.
All my other applications work fine with iSight including iChat, Skype, PhotoBooth. So why would a specific upgrade to Lion break iMovie 08?
I looked at the other posts on this topic and no one has a really solid explination or fix.
help please!!

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That is odd. When logged into Discussions, the Profile tab on my personal Apple Support Communities > People page includes the following screen-shot from immediately below the big avatar picture:
Clicking on the "Edit" link opens the dialog window shown in this screen-shot:
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COBRAS Import for Unity Connection 8.5 and Subscriber LDAP Integration Status

Using COBRAS Import for Unity Connection 1.1 Build 212 with Unity 4.2 Voicemail Only and Connection 8.5(1)SU1 with LDAP Directory Integration
When I run COBRAS the old alias matches the new alias and my desire is for subscribers being moved to be LDAP inegrated. However after COBRAS runs, the radio box for LDAP Integration Status on the subscriber is set to Do Not Integrate with LDAP Directory. Is there a way for COBRAS to select Integrate with LDAP Directory when the alias matches on LDAP?

Hi ben,
If you are just importing from and not authenticating against LDAP, then the PIN comes
from the Connection Template you used to build the users;
Note that no passwords or PINs are copied from the LDAP directory to the Connection database. If
you want Connection users to authenticate against the LDAP directory, see the “LDAP
Authentication” section on page 9-7.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/8x/design/guide/8xcucdg040.html
Cheers!
Rob
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How many concurrent connections can ACS handle at once?

Hi Experts,
Could you please let me know how many concurrent connections ACS can handle at once?
Is there any limitation on it?
Our ACS version is 4.0 (1) build 27.
Thanks in advance for your help and have a nice day!
Regards,
Gabor

It depends on many other factors but as far as I know ACS can handle upto 40 Auth request per second*
*Condition Apply
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~JG
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2000 concurrent connections

Hello,
Does Oracle support 2000 concurrent connections? What are the potential problems/bottlenecks? Memory (how much is required), network (TCP/IP), SQL*NET, etc...
Oracle states that shared server connection require less memory and permits greater scalability. Is it worth the extra configuration? How much memory is saved?
The OS can be Windows or Unix. Of course we are talking about 64 bit here.
Is there any documentation concerning this matter?
Thanks,
Mark

Thanks. Great post by Howard for resuming shared server vs. dedicated connection.
Concerning shared server connections and length of transactions: It is difficult to say what the length of our transactions are as I don't have any figures, all I can say is that we always ask developers to keep transactions as short as possible.
Does anyone have this type of implementation in production? I would still like to know of any other possible caveats or limitations.
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