Need help with scalability test on EC2 Windows Server 2019 Reverse Proxy

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Can some of you guys open https://alrm.to and leave 4-10 or so tabs running for the next 24-48 hours?

I have deployed a stand alone xojo web app that fires a session timer once per second to update some GUI elements. The server is Windows 2019 using a reverse proxy on a T3A Micro Instance dual core / 1GB AMD EPYC (no load balancer in place). The site will run HTTP or HTTPS.

I’m curious how many people we can get on before it takes a dump in usability

Thanks!

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Open as many tabs as you can!

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Well we got to 100 sessions and 25% server load. Funny, the CPU load seemed to be split between the VCPUs

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Thanks to Anthony of GraffitiSuite for pegging the server up to 3000 sessions (Perhaps not all were rendering but still a good test to have)

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The data was still being transferred and they were active sessions. Should have been around 15,500 total sessions.

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I opened about 10 tabs in chrome on windows and some of the tabs switched to “app offline” at 14 sessions.

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That’s probably a browser limit and has nothing to do with a lack of server capacity. A couple of years back i tested this on several browsers including chrome and all didn’t get further then 6 or 7 sessions at the same time. Firefox performed as best with 7 to 8 sessions and as a surprise IE performed as fastest for graphics.

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