scalability - How can I test how many connections/active users does a Heroku dyno support for my app? -


Is there a way to know the device or how many connections do before my slow app together with my HQ app (a dino Can manage feedback time or time together? I read about Blitz and New Relics, but this is uncertain how I use it!

A quick and easy way to understand how your app is scaled, but the process is usually

  1. Launch your target environment (a single dion in your case)
  2. Set up monitoring on all possible metrics about which you care about Usually it will include: CPU load, memory usage, I / O operations, database connection coming B. Also, for any relevant application metric Herokee, I recommend using it for a full monitoring set.
  3. To run load tests that match the general uses of your application, this does not mean that it is easy to read only about static pages, but rather dynamic operations like user registration, complex API calls , And you feel that anything is relevant. The tools used here really depends on your app's work and how it is made.
  4. See where you have brought your boundaries, do not take anything, you can be bound by the resources you are using.
  5. Resolve obstacles, rinse, repeat

    This will give you more or less clues where more resources will be required to scale your app.

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