On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 11:32:40AM -0400, Steve Grubb wrote: > On Tuesday 11 April 2006 17:01, Steve Grubb wrote: > > OK, I re-worked auditctl to use these syscalls instead of "all". I then > > re-ran the tests on the same kernel as I was testing on since lspp.17 has > > slab debug stuff turned on again. > > > > rules ?seconds ? ?loss > > 0 ? ? ? ?50 ? ? ? ? ? ?0% > > 10 ? ? ?52 ? ? ? ? ? ?4% > > 25 ? ? ?56 ? ? ? ? ? ?12% > > 50 ? ? ?69 ? ? ? ? ? ?38% > > 75 ? ? ?81 ? ? ? ? ? ?62% > > 90 ? ? ?87 ? ? ? ? ? ?74% > > I re-ran the analysis with the lspp.24 kernel. This is the results: > > rules seconds loss > 0 57.4 0.0% > 10 57.8 0.7% > 25 56.7 +1.2% > 50 58.6 2.1% > 75 59.7 4.0% > 90 59.1 3.0% > > > The results look good for this test case. Thanks to everyone that helped > solve > this problem! Good job.
Hrm... Results do look good, but I wonder what had given us >10% loss in the baseline. Would be nice if somebody rerun the tests with 0 rules on lspp.24 and whatever had been used to generate original numbers and did it with profiling enabled. If this difference is real, it should show up in profiles in enough details... -- redhat-lspp mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-lspp
