Metric for concurrent users/server?

October 4, 2008 by Stephan Schmidt

When looking at server numbers from Facebook, Youtube or Linkedin, it would be nice to have a metric to compare concurrent users/server over several architectures (becnhmarking). Is there something like that?

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