On 13 February 2010 22:07, Peder <peder@networkoblivion.com> wrote:
Instead of complaining about this, why don't you benchmark it yourself on your hardware and post your results on the wiki for others to see in the future? Anybody can edit and add info to the wiki.
By the way, if you stay on the list for any length of time you will see that about once a week, someone says "I want to do load testing, please tell me how", or "I did a load test and didn't get x calls per second, why". I'm not even involved in the development of this project and it gets old seeing that same question over and over again. Really, the standard answer should be "there is no software limit, it depends on your hardware". If you want to know the limits of your setup, test it and see what it is.
Did you read any of this thread at all? The OP asked about techniques to benchmark his kit, and any rough figures. The projects answer was to hire them for some commercial support. So anything I post on the wiki is not official. My suggestion is merely to put the official project stance on any benchmark questions or post to the wiki some tips on how to run your own tests with a link to getting them verified by the team via the commercial support. In no way am I complaining, just trying to get this cleared up for the next time someone asks. That's the whole point of docs and why I enjoy writing them. Write them once and refer people to them, fixing doc bugs along the way. Gavin. -- http://www.suretecsystems.com/services/openldap/ http://www.suretectelecom.com