FINDING SERVER CAPABILITY, REQUEST PER SECOND

DEAR ALL,

I DEDUCE FOLLOWING FOR MY ONE PROJECT. IT'S A BIG PROJECT RUNNING WORLDWIDE. IT IS A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION RELATED...


I tried here to find that our server is able to handle how many request per second. An approximate data of files being used is here:

File No. of files Total Size
ascx 53 275,416 bytes
aspx 310 4,805,494 bytes
css 54 834,304 bytes
htm 13 84,545 bytes
js 67 1,968,246 bytes
Total 497 7968005

So total 497 files having size 7968005 bytes
So average page size becomes: 7968005/497=16032 bytes (excluding data which fetched from database & displayed on page)
TCP Connection consumes: 180 bytes
GET Request consumes: 256 bytes
Protocol overhead consumes: 1,364 bytes
Total: 17832 bytes
Total Bits=17832 x 8 = 142656 bits per request

As per our IT admin, we have 100mbps line connected with LB. So it can transmit 100 x 1000000=100000000 bits per second
REQUEST PER SECOND= Transmit Capacity/Avg. Page Size = 100000000/142656 = 700

IT MEANS OUR SERVER IS ABLE TO HANDLE/DELIVER 700 REQUEST PER SECOND.
This can be increased we optimize & reduce our file sizes.