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Adding automated localhost benchmark for OSX #1
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wrk -t 10 -c 200 -d 30s http://localhost:8000/hello.txt
The whole process takes: real 16m44.107s user 6m18.181s sys 6m28.601s The host used for the benchmark is: OSX 10.13.2 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 16 GB 1867 MHz DDR3
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WIN="WIN" | ||
LINUX="WIN" |
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Should this be LINUX="LINUX"
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Hi @Fydon, You have reason. |
I also run linux, so I couldn't test this. |
Fixed minor change |
@jabrena thanks for the contribution! |
This weekend, I will try to move to I tried to improve the So, I will create a feature branch in my local repo to start with this process. Later with a stable automated benchmark process, I will try to create a stage on Spring Cloud Gateway repo to automate the process to guarantee that the new Juan Antonio |
Sounds good |
Hi @spencergibb,
Using your notes from
README
, I have created a Script to test inOSX
the whole process.I can confirm your notes in a relative way.
The new
Spring Gateway
has improved the performance but it is true thatLinkerd
has a very good performance too but in all tests, the new gateway has the best results.It could be interesting to deploy in
CF
the different ways to have a clean benchmark but in local, the results could orient the community.It could be interesting to compare features between the new
Spring Gateway
andLinkerd
in an Article.Juan Antonio