Updated flurry (Cache Performance Improvement) #248
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Since Pingora became open sourced I've been experimenting and learning as much as I can, especially from TinyUFO. While messing with TinyUFO I found a comment about not using Rust version 1.71 even though the MSVR is 1.72. I've upgraded the flurry and quick_cache versions and then ran the TinyUFO benches. The results are run using v0.5.1 for each crate, on a arch linux system with an 8 core CPU. I'm not sure how this change would look on a more relevant server setup, but I would be interested in seeing the results.
The bench_hit_ratio and bench_memory look the same or similar enough between both version.
bench_perf (Ops per Second):
As you can see there is a significant increase in performance for TinyUFO, though quick_cache has an absurd increase. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns with updating these crates.