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How many websites under a VPS server of 5 core CPU, 10 gb RAM?

Very Nice, following is showing our loader test results. We have capped it with less than 10%CPU, I believe it was a 4core 8GB instance. No cache, no tweaks, pure raw performance. 10,000 users per minute equal 24 hrs 14.4 Million per day. All on AWS but not with T2s.
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I don’t think this is possible
Don’t offend
But
rather requesting empty page
Or
Cached with ram optimized server server serving good amount of resource.
 
I don’t think this is possible
Don’t offend
But
rather requesting empty page
Or
Cached with ram optimized server server serving good amount of resource.
I will be happy to share the latest results when we are done with our testing. We have used tengine for those tests, it was HTML page, I believe we have also hit 7K requests per minute with wordpress installation, again without cache etc. I know it is hard to believe but we have our own stack with our custom code and programming behind it.
 
I will be happy to share the latest results when we are done with our testing. We have used tengine for those tests, it was HTML page, I believe we have also hit 7K requests per minute with wordpress installation, again without cache etc. I know it is hard to believe but we have our own stack with our custom code and programming behind it.

As you said this is a HTML page.
maybe 10kb.... :D
Empty.
How you can equal PHP with the HTML zero byte :D

Finish your testing and put your URL here then we see what it is but until then don't spread wrong information........

Do testing with Woocommerce one product store min 10MB picture 110HTTP request............
 
Like I have said, 10K per minute we have used HTML file as proof of concept, nevertheless it was not an empty file. Make sure to check out the sent and recieved bandwith part in loader test results before accusing me spreading rumors. I have also said we have reached around 7-8K requests per minute with wordpress without using cache, we have used the Onum Demo6 (not an empty wordpress site as you claim) Following are our test results. I am not spreading any rumors, simply sharing our current results. Whether you can do this or not is your problem not mine. I will not be sharing all of our setup details just to satisfy your curiosity. I am also willing to see your test results reaching 10K reqs per minute even with HTML file.

ClientsResponse Time (ms)Response CountBandwidth
AvgMinMax200400/500TimeoutsNetworkErrorSent in MBsReceived in GBs
2400187674057140865004120.2921417.23
240090671770143834000014.9717.58
2800618678547167788000017.4720.5
280085867118691677890060.00417.4620.5
2600116672518155815000016.2219.04
2700161674162161806000016.8419.77
240084681525143718001040.07214.9617.56
24009467182914135900760.05414.7217.27
240098672247141441000014.7217.28
2400109673445143830000014.9717.58
2800163673104167764000017.4720.5
350029967100072083260212400.59521.725.46
3200228676413191517002520.13219.9423.4
3100205674406185650001170.06319.3322.69
300021467464917960800100.00618.721.95
420044968103402444390069302.83525.4929.9
3600368671579721515100450.02122.4426.3
36003266710001215396013020.1422.4426.32
350030369691620958100220.0121.8325.62
42001087691691625010101812600.50425.830.6
350027267802620968300460.02221.8525.62
4000470671122923349801021570.92424.3628.54
5000112913472672573780020.00127.1431.71
500011312035440261398000027.5232.19
500011312665810261524000027.532.21
800018431452055725309604720530.81127.2631.45
800018734031797625347502723810.93927.3331.49
800018393982000125307702025080.99127.3131.43
7000160542716973256667044200.16427.2731.75
 
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Like I have said, 10K per minute we have used HTML file as proof of concept, nevertheless it was not an empty file. Make sure to check out the sent and recieved bandwith part in loader test results before accusing me spreading rumors. I have also said we have reached around 7-8K requests per minute with wordpress without using cache, we have used the Onum Demo6 (not an empty wordpress site as you claim) Following are our test results. I am not spreading any rumors, simply sharing our current results. Whether you can do this or not is your problem not mine. I will not be sharing all of our setup details just to satisfy your curiosity. I am also willing to see your test results reaching 10K reqs per minute even with HTML file.

ClientsResponse Time (ms)Response CountBandwidth
AvgMinMax200400/500TimeoutsNetworkErrorSent in MBsReceived in GBs
2400187674057140865004120.2921417.23
240090671770143834000014.9717.58
2800618678547167788000017.4720.5
280085867118691677890060.00417.4620.5
2600116672518155815000016.2219.04
2700161674162161806000016.8419.77
240084681525143718001040.07214.9617.56
24009467182914135900760.05414.7217.27
240098672247141441000014.7217.28
2400109673445143830000014.9717.58
2800163673104167764000017.4720.5
350029967100072083260212400.59521.725.46
3200228676413191517002520.13219.9423.4
3100205674406185650001170.06319.3322.69
300021467464917960800100.00618.721.95
420044968103402444390069302.83525.4929.9
3600368671579721515100450.02122.4426.3
36003266710001215396013020.1422.4426.32
350030369691620958100220.0121.8325.62
42001087691691625010101812600.50425.830.6
350027267802620968300460.02221.8525.62
4000470671122923349801021570.92424.3628.54
5000112913472672573780020.00127.1431.71
500011312035440261398000027.5232.19
500011312665810261524000027.532.21
800018431452055725309604720530.81127.2631.45
800018734031797625347502723810.93927.3331.49
800018393982000125307702025080.99127.3131.43
7000160542716973256667044200.16427.2731.75


Do you even know HTML and PHP differences? Do you even lift bro? :D
HTML is static files..... the other means is a readable text by people and machine..................... Means is cached you don't even need a caching....... Just optimize the line and no-repeat that will be work out of the case.
I asked you for a URL in PM and you share with me a WordPress with heavily optimized and WP Rocket cache enabled too after that you said this is our testing environment.

Anyway,

Do you want to see my testing HTML file zero byte 10k request in 1 minute? Okay, give me your server stats.
AWS? Hardware Ram Location...
I want it because please don't say your server stats are different...

I'm will show you the difference with my setup.
 
i absolutely have no idea what you guys are talking about, but it sounds se**. Looking forward to understand your level of language one day.
 
can i join the discus...
if you have that performance....
i think the result depend on webserver that you use on the sites,
Example if you have 50-100 active visitor, on every sites (total let's says, 50sites)
error's or no is depend to your webserver

for now, there's 3 Main webserver that i know
- Apache
- Nginx
- OLS (OpenLiteSpeed)

For now, if you compare, with simple comparation, you will have the result that Apache can handle less visitor than other's webserver, and also have larger error's result,
second, Nginx can handle more visitor than Apache, but still have some "medium-large" error's result
and last, OLS can handle larger visitor than the 2 previous webserver, and also have smaller error's result

also OLS will have error's result when they used on alot of visitor, like.... 10,000++ at once

so the answer is depend, what type website you wan't to use, how much the image, how the ip throttle, what type webserver you used, etc, but if you want to use multiple website with that setting, maybe apache still working good on you... just need to setting some ip throttle little bit to limit "bad" user's from flooding your sites with spam request.
 
Alright, guys,

I have been busy, so I couldn't spin up a new VPS to test it.

No CDN, Both Server Location in Oregon West USA
AWS Lightsail 2vCPU 4GIG
  • Both home page is 500Words 3 Gif 13.5MB Total Page Size. Theme twenty twenty 1, Cache warm-up 3 times before start Testing
  • Installed OS - Ubuntu 20
  • Installed Apps is Nginx, MariaDB, PHPFPM74, Fail2Ban, Redis
  • Stress Loading Test: loader IO
  • No WordPress optimizations
  • 3 Plugins: Opcache, Memory Ram, Nginx Helper
  • Server-Side Caching ( FastCGI ) + Redis Object Cache = No caching plugin...


1. This is not optimized FastCGI, Redis, Opcache Just Standart Installation with FastCGI Caching, Load Stress Test 1 Virtual User to 10K within 1 minute, all concurrent. No file caching.
The web site is https://getchristmas.deals not optimized:

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2.load Stress test 1 Virtual use to 10K within 1 minute all concurrent. ( Same )
The web site is: https://getblackFriday.deals have optimized:
Opcache, Fastcgi, FileHandle, Timeouts+Buffers, Redis ( Not Yet Mysql:( ), PHP.ini ( Memory others )

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Conclusion

Tweaking server and app configuration so important as you can see after optimizations even 1 request not handing by Nginx( webserver), every other request is sending to the FastCGI cache.
This is a natural DDOS protector :D

As you can see with the free tier, you can have over 100 websites on your VPS.

I pick 4GIG 2vCPU to show you how much need server resources.
The second page does not use any server resource...

I forget to mention that after 2500 concurrent users request one IP address nginx has seen suspects that's why the connection start to time out.
 
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