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And next I will explain about benchmarking guide. As explained before, Apache Benchmark is used in the form of a Linux-based command called ¡®ab¡¯. And these are the two main parameters used in this study:
First is, '-n¡¯ means the total requests that need to be served in the benchmarking session.
And next is ¡®-c¡¯ means the concurrency, denotes the number of multiple requests to perform at a time.
I will also explain the example of use of the 'ab' command.
For example we want to do a benchmarking session of a website with the URL https://lmslorem.angkasalms.id:8080 with the parameters are, 100 total request, and 10 concurrency.
Then the command will be written like this:
'ab -n 100 (means 100 total requests that need to be served in the benchmarking session) -c 10 (means 10 concurrency denotes the number of multiple requests to perform at a time) and the URL of the website: https://lmslorem.angkasalms.id:8080'. |
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