Don't forget to divide the result from `ab` by `x` where `x` is the concurrency amount (`-c x`). The 'time per request' that has 'mean, across all concurrent r

Don't forget to divide the result from `ab` by `x` where `x` is the concurrency amount (`-c x`). The 'time per request' that has 'mean, across all concurrent requests' behind it is the mean of every single request. All other ms values show you the response time per single request * concurrency. So the percentile table is only interesting when you take this into account.