Anthony,

You're right, the perf data collection I proposed should focus on real life data, because any stress test results would be of no use for other people in the community.
We're doing business with real life data, not with theory.

I propose to remove the stress test/real life column from the table.

I think the point is really for one to know if the perf issues he is experiencing are abnormal, and possibly to contact someone who is having better performances wih a similar config, so he can understand the issue.
Also, that would be helpful to scale a new system for someone without any historical data.

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Le 20/08/2010 à 17:10, Anthony Minessale a écrit :

The problem is that performance testing is very fluid and relevant to
each machine and OS and test performed and you can't get concrete
expectations without some advanced skills in deploying FS.


On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 9:53 AM, David Swardstrom
<dswardstrom@remotelink.com> wrote:

I agree that it would be a good idea to share performance data on the Wiki.
If this is done, I have some suggestions (after trying to walk the Wiki many
times):
- Create a "main" page for performance data.
- Allow people to build their own pages relating to performance.
- Link these pages to this main page.
- Link the main performance page on the Main Page of the Wiki
(http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Main_Page).
 Perhaps as a new bullet item in: Feature Documentation

Then find any already provided performance data in the Wiki pages and get
them linked in.

We (RemoteLink) have some data regarding number of Conference Users that
we could share.

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