[opencms-dev] Opencms 5: Questions about perfomance and workflow

[ian snead]

Hello Jose,

We have been doing some performance testing recently, using Jakarta JMeter,
and have been pleased with OpenCMS v5 results. We havent upgraded to v6 yet.

Our site is configured to be completely dynamic, i.e. every page request results
in the full content generation from the database. You can get much
better results
using caching and static exports.

In JMeter, we had two computers throwing threads at OpenCMS / Tomcat, with
2 - 200 and 50 threads respectively. You could start to see a
slow-down at around
60...from min .01 - max  4 seconds response to min 2 to max 8 seconds. Pretty
reasonable for a fully generated page, IMHO.

Lets just say, if you have 250 concurrent users, you will want to optimize for
performance...! 

JMeter is pretty easy to figure out, I'd say download it and give it a whirl, no
matter what content management system you go with.

...

Part Deux) What do you mean by workflow?

Cheers!

Ian Snead
Applications Analyst
Georgia State Department of Audits and Account, IT Division

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 12:30:14 +0100, jose.mato at ieuskadi.com
<jose.mato at ieuskadi.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> I wonder if somebody could take a minute to answer the following questions:
> 
>      1. We want to know if somebody has tested the performance of OpenCMS
> 5 in a real project with more or less the following load: 75 concurrent
> users viewing pages and 10 concurrent users in the staging area. Therefore,
> we doubt if OpenCMS could go ok if we serve 4 pages/second. Could somebody
> tell us about their experiences in this??
> 
>      2. We want to know as well if some kind of better workflow in future
> versions is plan to do, or if somebody has done it on his own. If so, we
> would be very interested in talking to him.
> 
> Thanks...
> Mato
> 
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