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use -uniform
if you want to spread the requests for your first example
your second example is wrong interpretation of -c, -c is the number of concurrent connections, use -c 1 -n 2000 if you want exactly 2000 calls in a single connection
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-uniform
if you want to spread the requests for your first exampleyour second example is wrong interpretation of -c, -c is the number of concurrent connections, use -c 1 -n 2000 if you want exactly 2000 calls in a single connection
Thks for reply, second example expect to keep 2000 tcp connections, and 1 qps http request and new connection create.
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what do you see that isn't expected?
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and delay close connection
not sure what you mean - can you send the output of your run and what happens that you don't expect?
thanks
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please comment and reopen if you still have a question or something isn't working as expected (and apologies I don't understand your second point)
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what do you see that isn't expected?
-qps 1 -c 2000 --keepalive=false
I expect 2000 connect will keeping in load balancer.
We need test keep large connects(not close), some new connections. for instance: keeping 1500k connection and 50k/s new connections, 50k requests/s.
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