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Sorry, I should have qualified that sentence: "a mostly unnecessary step in achieving production-like behavior *when trying to determine a page's average respon
by nateberkopec 11y ago
Sorry, I should have qualified that sentence: "a mostly unnecessary step in achieving production-like behavior *when trying to determine a page's average response time". That's just been my experience with this. I haven't noticed significant differences in my Macbook vs Heroku when measuring response times.
It's a fast-and-loose measurement, to be sure. Virtualization/dockerization is the only way to get a super-accurate measurement.
- why-el 11y agoYeah I have been thinking about this as well. I guess it depends on how wide the difference is (when I said 512MB, I really meant it. People are still comparing that to their dev machines). Somewhat related: How has your experience been setting up docker with Rails? I have an idea for a project that seamlessly integrate docker into one's Rails dev workflow, but so far I have found its setup (let alone working with it) to be cumbersome to say the least.