Michael Bell wrote:

Do you have any performance test results? OpenCA is sometimes used for large infrastructures. So we have to take care about performance.

Hi,

I did some timing with my lib used from a mod_perl program, purely default configuration with RHEL4 on an old, slow P3 box - 500Mhz, 128MB memory.

I restarted apache to empty the mod_perl cache, then ran my program and timed how long it took the parser to return a new object to the program, with Time::HiRes:

1st page load - Cert parser took 0.251077 seconds
2nd page load - Cert parser took 0.223754 seconds.
3rd page load - Cert parser took 0.223704 seconds.
4th page load - Cert parser took 0.225181 seconds.
5th page load - Cert parser took 0.205611 seconds.

At it's slowest, it's parsing 4 certs per second (240 per minute, 14.400 per hour), at it's fastest 5 per second. And this is on a 500Mhz slow machine. I suspect that it would be a lot faster on a recent model processor.

--
mike


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