The best resource to answer your questions is the Requirements for the various test types [1]. But in brief: * Yes, Fortunes is named after the Unix tool of t

The best resource to answer your questions is the Requirements for the various test types [1]. But in brief: * Yes, Fortunes is named after the Unix tool of the same name. In our case, it's a test that executes a query of all rows in a table, adds an additional item, sorts the values in the application code, escapes the values as a XSS countermeasure, and then renders them using a server-side templating library. * Yes, the single-query test is always executing a single-query per HTTP request and is measured at various concurrency levels. The multi-query test is measured with consistent concurrency and varies the number of queries executed per HTTP request. [1] https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=code https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=code