diff --git a/docs/increasing-request-rate.rst b/docs/increasing-request-rate.rst index 739e3b7ee6..f133aafb3c 100644 --- a/docs/increasing-request-rate.rst +++ b/docs/increasing-request-rate.rst @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ If you're not getting the desired/expected throughput there are a number of thin Concurrency ----------- -Increase the number of Users. To fully utilize your target system you may need a lot of concurrent requests. Note that spawn rate/ramp up does not change peak load, it only changes how fast you get there. `Wait times `_ and sleeps *do* impact throughput. You can find a whole blog post on this topic `here `__. +Increase the number of Users. To fully utilize your target system you may need a lot of concurrent requests. Note that spawn rate/ramp up does not change peak load, it only changes how fast you get there. High `wait times `_ and sleeps *do* impact throughput, so that may make it necessary to launch even more Users. You can find a whole blog post on this topic `here `__. Load generation performance ---------------------------