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Updates to "Calculate concurrent users for load tests" guide #1845

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heitortsergent opened this issue Jan 27, 2025 · 0 comments

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heitortsergent commented Jan 27, 2025

Related to #1839. Feedback from @codebien:

Add a short explanation about what "concurrent users" are.
In "Designing load tests", explain why having smaller timeframes than hourly doesn't make sense.
In the example section at the end where we compare peak traffic to average traffic, explain why it's important to use a better metric than average, like percentile.

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