Calculate RPS for the main system endpoints.

RPS (Requests Per Second) is the number of requests that a system processes per second at a specific endpoint.

To calculate RPS for main endpoints, you need to:

1. Collect metrics on the number of requests over a certain period of time (e.g., one minute).
2. Divide the total number of requests by the number of seconds in that period.

For example, if an endpoint receives 6000 requests in 1 minute, the RPS will be:

requests = 6000
seconds = 60
rps = requests / seconds  # 100

Automation can be achieved using monitoring tools (Prometheus, Grafana) or logging with subsequent analysis.

It is important to consider:

• Peak loads and average values
• Request types (GET, POST, etc.)
• Possible caches and load balancers

Thus, calculating RPS helps assess system performance and load.