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LOL "the mechanical sympathy community" Good article though. I'm sick of seeing comparative benchmarks on a MacBook. If you don't have real servers you should
by senderista 6y ago
LOL "the mechanical sympathy community"
Good article though. I'm sick of seeing comparative benchmarks on a MacBook. If you don't have real servers you should always benchmark your code in the cloud (bare metal instances if you can afford them).
- saurik 6y agoWell, you should benchmark on similar setups to what you will deploy on: benchmarking on "real servers" or "bare metal instances" is also going to be highly misinformative if you expect most of your deployments to be on virtualized hardware under KVM or Xen.
- xxs 6y agobenchmark on a thermal limited, turbo-boost enabled machine is usually a very bad idea. (single socket, etc.) Edit: If you wish to microbenchmark - lock the CPU frequencies (core/uncore for intel), lock the voltage too and measure the power draw as well. You wish to use taskset too, depending how many cores the benchmark utilizes.