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@joyc-bq joyc-bq commented Apr 21, 2023

Reader load balancing benchmark results removed from readme

@joyc-bq joyc-bq changed the title remove reader load balancing from readme and benchmark results docs: Remove reader load balancing from readme and benchmark results Apr 21, 2023
The diagram in this section shows the AWS JDBC Driver's performance when using the read-write splitting plugin. This test sets up a large number of connections in parallel; the initial connection is to the writer. The test executes a long query many times to simulate heavy queries.

The average overhead time is measured as the average time difference between running the entire test with the read-write plugin and running the entire test without any plugins. The baseline overhead time is 0 because there are no plugins in this scenario and thus there is no plugin overhead.

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We will have to change the connected image as well since it has a bar for r/w with load balancing. Remind me where the test code for these results? I'm not sure if we should run the test with internal connection pooling instead of load balancing

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Can you remove the change to docs/images/jdbc_wrapper_init_release_pipelines_benchmarks.png? I already replaced this image in #359 and included performance results from using internal connection pools

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