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What is my exact server plan?

Posted October 18, 2019 286 views
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When my traffic reaches 2800 it shows error. Now using 80$ plan. what will be the issue? how much concurrent users will stand in 80$ plan?

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bobbyiliev October 23, 2019

Hello,

It really depends on your application and the resources that it needs. I would recommend trying to identify what exactly is causing the error and trying to fix it before adding more resources to your droplet.

Also, another advice here would be to run some stress tests in order to see what exactly how your application and droplet performs under specific load:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-load-testing

Regards,
Bobby

An Introduction to Load Testing
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In this article, we'll talk about the server side of web performance optimization: how fast can your server respond to your user's requests? We'll review the general landscape of load testing, step through a plan to find your server's maximum practical response rate, and discuss some options for open source load testing software.
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