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Been a while since I used AWS in anger, but EC2 instances were massively (hair-pullingly) variable from one moment to the next. I can't see any detail on eithe
by Jedd 10y ago
Been a while since I used AWS in anger, but EC2 instances were massively (hair-pullingly) variable from one moment to the next. I can't see any detail on either blog post (GNU/Linux or Microsoft Windows) regarding how they catered for this, how many runs they did of their custom benchmark code, and what kind of variances they were seeing in each iteration.
- jonathanoliver 10y agoAgreed. I'd love to see the numbers again but running on dedicated hardware.
- joshka 10y ago"Jonathan, I highly doubt that. We see similar results when running on physical hardware. I'm posting the results of EC2 instances here to ensure that they can be easily reproduced, but we are we have two identical boxes in the office that sit there are show Windows being much faster in this kind of thing." -- from the comments