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SmartBear_Suppo
13 years agoSmartBear Alumni (Retired)
Hi,
Please note that sending 10 requests per second is not the same thing as how many requests that are running simultaneously. In soapUI, you usually set the number of threads -- that's a completely different concept. Requests per second is a more realistic approach than threads, which is why we use that in loadUI.
For example, if your server handles any request sent (under any load) in 1 nanosecond, and you send 100 requests per second to it, the server will at most have 1 request running at any point in time.
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Regards
Henrik
SmartBear Software
Please note that sending 10 requests per second is not the same thing as how many requests that are running simultaneously. In soapUI, you usually set the number of threads -- that's a completely different concept. Requests per second is a more realistic approach than threads, which is why we use that in loadUI.
For example, if your server handles any request sent (under any load) in 1 nanosecond, and you send 100 requests per second to it, the server will at most have 1 request running at any point in time.
Useful reading 1
Useful reading 2
Regards
Henrik
SmartBear Software