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Aug 3, 2009, 7:12 AM
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Alvaro - thank you and Miguel for this. Excellent effort on all fronts of
Cherokee and we all appreciate it. I look forward to using/seeing these
tools when they are ready.
One question though, will these be running from and against a single host or
will there be a way to create a source/target setup easily? As was mention
in the large threads lately, staying on localhost for example can lead to
potentially misleading results.
Just curious,
Thanks again!
-Barnaby
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 8:40 AM, Alvaro Lopez Ortega <alvaro [at] octality>wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> Good news everyone! I'm glad to announce that thanks to Miguel Angel
> Ajo, there will be a new set of fair, well performed benchmarks
> available soon.
>
> The benchmark covers the latest version of: Apache, Cherokee, Lighttpd
> and Nginx. All the configurations, scripts and software involved will
> be publicly available so anyone can reproduce and validate the
> results. I'll let Miguel Angel get into the details when he gets it
> ready and properly published.
>
> Actually, it isn't simply a benchmark; it's a whole new application
> with which benchmarks can be perform and reproduced seamlessly: It
> downloads, compiles, installs and tests each single server. In fact,
> in order to do so in the most fair and correct way we've even had to
> write a new benchmarking tool [1].
>
> I do hope this software will help us to get rid of lousy benchmarks
> and unfortunate arguments once and for all. Besides, with a bit of
> lack, the rest of the community will mimic this proactive and positive
> example.
>
> So.. let's there be light!! [2]
>
>
> 1.- http://svn.cherokee-project.com/browser/benchmark/README.txt
> 2.- It's the best thing we can do. I'm quite confident of Cherokee,
> actually :-)
>
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