loadbearer v0.3.0
- The network component is no longer folded into the overall grade. It is
still a first-class component — measured, scored, shown, and used by
compare— butOVERALLis now the geometric mean of CPU, memory and disk
only. The loopback network figures depend heavily on the host OS and any
security tooling (an EDR's packet inspection can add tens of microseconds per
syscall), so folding them into a hardware grade produced misleading results
— e.g. a fast Windows laptop grading F on network and dragging its overall
down two letters. The result JSON gains agradedflag per component. comparenow warns when result files are from different operating systems,
since the network component in particular is not comparable across OSes.- Scoring profiles no longer carry a
networkweight (it had no effect on the
overall);server's description no longer claims to favour it.
Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.3.0