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It is, but I wonder what they're measuring on Y-axis. I just says `(actual values omitted)`.
by neilsimp1 8y ago
It is, but I wonder what they're measuring on Y-axis. I just says `(actual values omitted)`.
- pmalynin 8y agoIts latency
- Twirrim 8y agoIn what? Bananas per second? No value on the axis means we don't know what _exactly_ is being measured, or have an idea about the overall state. They say 37% improvement but that's largely meaningless. 37% improvement of what? If latency is 1 minute and they've shaved 22 seconds off (37%), neat. But it's still bad. If anything, the deliberate omission of scale on that Y axis is really disturbing.
- mjsabby 8y agoIt's in milliseconds. I'm going to update the post and add that note, but omitting values was a business decision, sorry.
- sandyarmstrong 8y agoIt says "The Y axis is the latency (actual values omitted)". I, too, wish they had shared the actual values, though.
- Groxx 8y agoSeems like it's also offset (e.g. Y starts above zero). >... the final precipitous drop (on June 2) is the deployment of .NET Core 2.1! That is a 34% improvement ... If so, that graph seems to be deliberately misleading.