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Convert a raw request count and time window into a per-second rate for capacity planning.
Knowing your actual or expected requests-per-second helps size API rate limits, load balancer capacity, and database connection pools appropriately — under-provisioning causes throttling or errors under real load.
A steady 10 req/s average can still include bursts of 100 req/s for a few seconds — for capacity planning, it's often safer to look at peak rate over a short window rather than the average over a long one.
Requests per second
250
Useful for sizing rate limits, load balancers, or checking if you're approaching an API quota.
What you entered
RPS = total requests ÷ time window
15000 ÷ 60 s= 250 req/sResult
Requests per second: 250
15000 requests over 60s is 250 requests/second.