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[maersk]

I have a Vps account at Nordic VPS. A package with 512 MB rand 1000 Mhz, running Ubuntu 10.10.

With basic webserver setting is it normal that a simple page, like the php info page, to have like 20-30 seconds delay on multiple clients ?

I used loadimpact.com to do a stress test on the server. I had ubuntu updated, apache and mysql with phpmyadmin running. I used a tutorial on howtoforge com to install these.

[Atjeu-Damir]

You are saying that couple of different people were opening the php info page at the same time and it was slowing down the server or?

[raindog308]

Originally Posted by maersk

With basic webserver setting is it normal that a simple page, like the php info page, to have like 20-30 seconds delay on multiple clients ?

No. At least, not for a reasonable value of "multiple".

[intelliServe]

Wow that's a crazy result, my main site is on a minimal container and only gets a 1.5! - 1.26 with 50 clients. What a result.

[raindog308]

Originally Posted by intelliServe

Wow that's a crazy result, my main site is on a minimal container and only gets a 1.5! - 1.26 with 50 clients. What a result.

A WP site with 50 clients. Less than 4s with 10 clients, less than 5s with 50 clients.

And I had two multi-gigabyte bzip2s running at the same time

[XeHSean]

I would recommend that you contact your hosting provider about this, they should be able to help you

[fshagan]

Originally Posted by maersk

I have a Vps account at Nordic VPS. A package with 512 MB rand 1000 Mhz, running Ubuntu 10.10.

With basic webserver setting is it normal that a simple page, like the php info page, to have like 20-30 seconds delay on multiple clients ?

I used loadimpact.com to do a stress test on the server. I had ubuntu updated, apache and mysql with phpmyadmin running. I used a tutorial on howtoforge com to install these.

I have an almost identical VPS at Burst.net, running CentOS (same RAM, same processor). Here's the results of the LoadImpact.com test for one site on it (a database-intensive Wordpress site that "auto-blogs" several member RSS feeds). Under 5 seconds for up to 40 users, and then it jumps to 8 seconds at 50 users. (I can see I have some more tweaking to do!)

[fshagan]

Originally Posted by raindog308

A WP site with 50 clients. Less than 4s with 10 clients, less than 5s with 50 clients.

And I had two multi-gigabyte bzip2s running at the same time

Impressive! How much RAM on that VPS (and processor speed).

[PedFraserG-G-Hosting]

Clients 10 20 30 40 50
Delay 1.51 2.22 1.79 1.62 1.81 Better than a fought it would
http://loadimpact.com/result/g-g-hos...3258e68934cf01

[intelliServe]

Originally Posted by raindog308

A WP site with 50 clients. Less than 4s with 10 clients, less than 5s with 50 clients.

And I had two multi-gigabyte bzip2s running at the same time

Show off.

[Resellerid]

yupzz u can contact ur provider if have problem about it

[raindog308]

Originally Posted by fshagan

Impressive! How much RAM on that VPS (and processor speed).

512MB Xen VPS from 6sync. I don't know what the CPU specs are as /proc/cpuinfo only tells me "QEMU Virtual CPU version 0.9.1"

[fshagan]

Originally Posted by raindog308

512MB Xen VPS from 6sync. I don't know what the CPU specs are as /proc/cpuinfo only tells me "QEMU Virtual CPU version 0.9.1"

Well, that is impressive! I'm also at 512MB with 1000MHz, but my test results climb to 8s with 50 clients (under 5 with 40). Mine's an OpenVZ container, if that makes a difference with this test.

To the OP, you might point your host to this thread so he can check out what others are getting on the same test.

[pygi]

Small correction made under hope raindog won't eat me - it is a KVM, not Xen-based virtual server.