15 Aug 2007 nymia   » (Master)

Decoding V at N

OK, I’ve got to write this down before I lose this one.

It would be nice to know how fast clients pull data from a server for refreshing local client data. So I need to setup a test environment for that, a client that simply pulls data using the simplest method which is xmlprc or System.Net.*.

The server basically holding states of each client, gets updated M times a second, bombarded by asynch clients.

To get the vector at client N, we use the network data to calculate V at N.

 Two variables will have to be monitored, both upstream and downstream.

The thing to watch out for are burst moments, like simultaneous logins of students/users during the start of a class session. Secondly, monitor lag when threshold is reached. The spike, just milliseconds wide, could send the server down locked-up in an infinite loop.

Syndicated 2007-08-14 23:23:12 from Freedom Culture

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