Re: Maintaining near constant TPS

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Message-ID <[email protected]>
Thanks Gary for the quick reply. I had seen about the garbage collection
earlier. But my problem doesn't seem to be with the garbage collector. I
have launched the agents in multiple remote machines. Each machine has a 2GB
RAM and 2.7 GHz. I have launched only 200 threads in each of those machines.
When i see the CPU usage and the memory usage, it does not seem to hit the
limits at any point of time. In fact the CPU utilization is less than 10%
most of the time. And when i see the console, the TPS shoots up suddenly to
500TPS and varies between 0-100 most of the time.

My confusion is if this : is this anyway related to the java and grinder. Or
is it the server side issue/behavior.??



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