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Next variable is request that needs to be served per second.
In terms of serving request per second, container virtualization is serving more request per second than VM.
Container virtualization serve requests in span of forty point eighty two requests per second until thirty five point seventy five requests per second.
Meanwhile VM serve fewer requests in span of thirty three point twenty four requests per second until twenty three seventy nine requests per second.
And also we can realize that the greater the concurrency, the lower the requests that needs to be served per second for each concurrency has.
This happens because the smaller the concurrency, the two virtualization methods have fewer queues for requests per second that need to be served, which means that both virtualization methods are not too busy with fewer queues for requests per second that need to be served. |
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