On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 8:28 AM, C. Michael Pilato <cmpilato_at_collab.net> wrote:
> Here are some digits I just posted to IRC. I was basically running
> commit_tests.py over HTTP in various ways, and then using 'wc -l' on the
> access_log to see how many requests were fired off to complete those tests.
>
> Here are the numbers:
>
> serf, v2 enabled: 3601 requests
> serf, v2 disabled: 4581 requests
>
> So, the addition of HTTP v2 changes to ra-serf has resulted in a 20%
> reduction in the number of requests aimed at the server. Those are almost
> certainly all PROPFIND and CHECKOUT requests.
>
> neon, trunk today: 2724 requests
>
> Much fewer requests for ra-neon (which has a subset of the HTTP v2 changes
> in it), but this isn't a fair comparison because ra-neon uses full REPORTs
> for its update operations, whereas ra-serf uses skelta REPORTs with
> subsequent GETs and PROPFINDs. Fortunately, as of 1.5, we can tell the
> server not to allow those full REPORTs, which forces ra-neon to behave as
> ra-serf does in that manner, and gives us a more fair comparison:
>
> neon, skelta updates: 4104 requests
>
> Cool stuff.
Nice work, Mike!
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