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No, I'm not suggesting that at all. However in this case the test is so incredibly simplistic that it's virtually useless. And yes, it's rare to use a system w
by ergo98 16y ago
No, I'm not suggesting that at all. However in this case the test is so incredibly simplistic that it's virtually useless.
And yes, it's rare to use a system where you can't calculate up front exactly what the load will be, and the test is nothing more than a confirmation. Running it and then looking quizzically at the results is kind of shocking really.
- jzawodn 16y agoHeh. Sorry to shock you. "Trust but verify" is often useful with infrastructure software. But clearly you have a different approach. No big deal.