Re:HAProxy 2.7
by wtarreau on Friday December 02, 2022 @10:29AM
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Hehe read till the end with the comments, especially the collapsed graphs!
There were big mistakes in this test, failing on a large number of settings, and even the NGINX tests were not as good as they ought to be in some aspects. This conducting Amir, Libby and I to join efforts on documenting better methodology for benchmarks, that we published under the Data Plane Benchmark project at https://github.com/dpbench/dpbench/ and later to the new test in this article: https://www.haproxy.com/blog/haproxy-forwards-over-2-million...
This was great and productive cooperation between engineers, despite working on different (and sometimes competing) projects, resulting in more reliable methods for everyone in the end.
There were big mistakes in this test, failing on a large number of settings, and even the NGINX tests were not as good as they ought to be in some aspects. This conducting Amir, Libby and I to join efforts on documenting better methodology for benchmarks, that we published under the Data Plane Benchmark project at https://github.com/dpbench/dpbench/ and later to the new test in this article: https://www.haproxy.com/blog/haproxy-forwards-over-2-million...
This was great and productive cooperation between engineers, despite working on different (and sometimes competing) projects, resulting in more reliable methods for everyone in the end.