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- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 00:06:06 +0100
- From: Francois Cartegnie <fcartegnie@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Re: [RFC] Outline of the fast HTTP talk (PHP benchmark)
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> <h1>Hello <?= $_REQUEST['name'] ?></h1> > > I am using Lighttpd with fastcgi and PHP5. > > I get about 3000 requests per second. Without code cache ? > Worryingly, the performance does not go up if no CPU affinity is set, so > maybe I am doing it wrong. The purpose of this test is to see the > maximum performance that can be achieved per core, and of course some > frameworks will scale to more cores better than others. . . You're on FIFO which might not be revealant for real cases, as it's says it's processes are not preemptible. How about adding some usleep() factor of the request number ? (or better, computing cycles) usleep(($req_id % 12) * 120);
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