Re: SVN running in a multi-threaded environment

mekondelta wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We currently run svnserve on a Solaris 8 box and are looking to move to a
> Sun T2000 (Solaris 10) with Apache fronting it.
>
> Does SVN run as a multi-threaded app on a Sun T2000 running 32 threads?

Using svnserve, I think you would get pretty good performance. However, if you
use Apache, I recommend using the prefork mpm, as that's the safe bet.

> Will we see the benefits of the multi-threaded nature of the server?
>
> Any help greatly appreciated. It's either this or a Windows box and I think
> we'd rather go with Solaris.
>
> We have 150 continuous SVN sessions from our CruiseControl continuous
> integration environment and 40-odd developers accessing the repository as
> well. Check-ins/outs vary from 1-2KB to 10+MB. The 150 sessions are
> continuously polling SVN for modifications and checking out builds and
> checking in modifications.

How many requests per second does that end up being?

Regards,
Blair

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