Closed jimaek closed 1 year ago
How about a global parameter called --latency. If added then instead of the normal rendered output we only return the latency numbers.
"avg": 0.713,
"timings": { "total": 4
"stats": { "avg": 0.8,
"timings": { "total": 246,
The idea is that if you want to benchmark an endpoint from 20 locations you dont need all the output, you just need the numbers
@jimaek, to clarify. Something like this?
Yes, but probably only the first 3 values. The rest seems not as useful if you only care about running a quick latency test
How about a global parameter called --latency. If added then instead of the normal rendered output we only return the latency numbers.
"avg": 0.713,
"timings": { "total": 4
"stats": { "avg": 0.8,
"timings": { "total": 246,
The idea is that if you want to benchmark an endpoint from 20 locations you dont need all the output, you just need the numbers