[EHPweb] statistics on Latest EQ referrels from quake to earthquake servers
Jeremy M Fee
jmfee at usgs.gov
Tue Jun 16 17:47:25 GMT 2009
50% is worst case, if every current user views the same number of
pages. Also, I'm not sure if mod_deflate or caching were ever
configured for quake.wr.
Jeremy
On Jun 16, 2009, at 11:27 AM, Stan wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 01:17:41PM -0600, Lisa A Wald wrote:
>> --> so if ALL those quake hits came to ehp, it would introduce 50%
>> more edge hits for Akamai, but very few more for the backend servers,
>> since they would be cached CA/NV maps.
>
> One would think. But it does seem that backend traffic rises and falls
> with the total edge traffic, so it's going to increase the load on the
> ehp servers.
>
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