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Without knowing what runtimes and parameters are used it's really hard to tell what's going on in this benchmark; JRuby can see 100% and sometimes more improvem
by bri3d 13y ago
Without knowing what runtimes and parameters are used it's really hard to tell what's going on in this benchmark; JRuby can see 100% and sometimes more improvement on many workloads by tweaking JVM options.
It looks like JRuby is just run under the system JRE (which is what?) with no additional options; that's going to be slow for most workloads.
It'd be nice to see a lot more documentation around the runtime configurations and what the Rails app itself is doing.
- hornetblack 13y agoDown the bottom he states that it is running on Osx. The fan is premptively spun up, which gives Jruby a speed boost. It's probably going to run even faster with proper cooling.
- hornetblack 13y agoDown the bottom he states that it is running on Osx. The fan is premptively spun up, which gives Jruby a speed boost. It's probably going to run even faster with proper cooling.
- hornetblack 13y agoDown the bottom he states that it is running on Osx. The fan is premptively spun up, which gives Jruby a speed boost. It's probably going to run even faster with proper cooling.