Formula for band width usage
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That's abouts as open ended as an open ended question gets, but Google Analytcis would probably be a good start.
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Speed = Distance / Time
ie.
Bandwidth = Total Data / Time to transfer data
Obviously that's an average if you did it on total data, if you did it based on every say 1024 bytes then you could calculate how long that took and estimate the data rate based on that.
ie.
Bandwidth = Total Data / Time to transfer data
Obviously that's an average if you did it on total data, if you did it based on every say 1024 bytes then you could calculate how long that took and estimate the data rate based on that.
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I think when he says bandwidth he means the amount transferred, not the speed of the connection.
the data i have is hits per second and page size.
so say i have 10 hits per second. and each page was 1024 bytes.
Would this work ( (10 hits per second * 86400(seconds per day)*31(days in a month roughly))*1024bytes which equals 27426816000 0r roughly 25.6 gb per month
Or am i talking rubbish
so say i have 10 hits per second. and each page was 1024 bytes.
Would this work ( (10 hits per second * 86400(seconds per day)*31(days in a month roughly))*1024bytes which equals 27426816000 0r roughly 25.6 gb per month
Or am i talking rubbish
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Yes your maths is correct, but obviously it's not going to be very accurate as you're taking averages for hits per second and page size.