Scale Testing Docker Swarm to 30,000 Containers
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Scale Testing Docker Swarm to 30,000 Containers
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#3 Percentile API Response Time Scheduling Delay
50th 150ms 230ms
90th 250ms 400ms
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#4Surely the API Response Time for the 99th percentile should be larger than that of the 90th? Percentile API Response Time Scheduling Delay 50th 150ms 230ms 90th 250ms 400ms 99th 200ms 400ms
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#5Surely the API Response Time for the 99th percentile should be larger than that of the 90th? Percentile API Response Time Scheduling Delay 50th 150ms 230ms 90th 250ms 400ms 99th 200ms 400ms
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#6Surely the API Response Time for the 99th percentile should be larger than that of the 90th? Percentile API Response Time Scheduling Delay 50th 150ms 230ms 90th 250ms 400ms 99th 200ms 400ms
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#8The article says the test involved 1000 nodes running 50 containers each, but the conclusion only talks about "no difference between 1st and 30000th container". So we can assume things between 30k and 50k containers didn't go as smoothly? Or did I miss something?
Re: Scale Testing Docker Swarm to 30,000 Containers
#9How can the 99th percentile latency be lower than the 90th? That must be a mistake or the result of multiple test runs?
Re: Scale Testing Docker Swarm to 30,000 Containers
#10The article says the test involved 1000 nodes running 50 containers each, but the conclusion only talks about "no difference between 1st and 30000th container". So we can assume things between 30k and 50k containers didn't go as smoothly? Or did I miss something?