The performance improvements to rumprun over the past month have,
according my "non-scientific"(! ;) benchmarks, given a ~15% performance
boost to the siege test.
So, we still a bit to go, but we're moving in the right direction.
Probably should have a performance hacking week sometime soon to put us
in the lead.
On 30/04/15 14:28, Martin Lucina wrote:
rumprun-xen:
Transaction rate: 6672.07 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 1.00
Transaction rate: 6559.50 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.07
Transaction rate: 6707.21 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 1.01
NetBSD:
Transaction rate: 6254.91 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.05
Transaction rate: 6098.40 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.03
Transaction rate: 6100.30 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.02
Debian Linux:
Transaction rate: 9700.00 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.11
Transaction rate: 9618.08 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.09
Transaction rate: 9600.00 trans/sec
Longest transaction: 0.07
So, looks like nginx on rumprun-xen is 7-10% faster than NetBSD, but about
30% slower than Linux.
-mato
