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If there are sensible defaults and a technology doesn't use them "by default", then that is a failing of the technology, not the benchmark.
by scoot 14y ago
If there are sensible defaults and a technology doesn't use them "by default", then that is a failing of the technology, not the benchmark.
- mistercow 14y agoArguably, though, what makes a default "sensible" depends on how the technology is being used. I'm speculating here, but it could be that there are settings that greatly increase performance with < 1000 connections, but greatly degrade performance with > 3000 connections. In that case, would it not be a sensible default to start out with the fast, lower scale option?
- fijal 14y agoIs using pypy a reasonable default? Who's there to make that choice? I suppose the answer is "no", while it makes sense to use it while benchmarking.