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So, what can I learn about these results: http://loadimpact.com/result/www.improvingtheweb.com-b75533d03c65a3892b30ce9dbb9051f9 http://loadimpact.com/result/ww

• rlonn 18y ago
  The graph is pretty flat, which indicates the test is not really putting any stress on your server. The load added does not make much of a difference for improvingtheweb.com. One thing we need to put more effort in, I think, is to communicate these things. What can you learn from a graph, what are the prerequisites for getting good test results (in this case, more load would be a good thing). I think there is a lot we need to do to explain things better. That is the most difficult part of all.
  • yan 18y ago
    I think there's also a lot of value in personalized recommendations. i.e. Load increased with the following stress pattern, which can indicate an improvement is needed in areas A, B, and C.
    • cedsav 18y ago
      second that. Maybe something similar to ySlow? http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow
• d13hard 18y ago
  the way you learn from testing is by looking at resource use, throughput, paging, io etc on your box. i'm not how a remote service enables this. man vmstat hackers