In order to check for Chopsticks' IO performance, and catch regressions, we should create a suite of realistic tasks that can act as a stable benchmark.
This would allow us to tune for performance. There is plenty of scope for this - consider approaches like serialising messages only once across all hosts, or pipelining requests.
In order to check for Chopsticks' IO performance, and catch regressions, we should create a suite of realistic tasks that can act as a stable benchmark.
This would allow us to tune for performance. There is plenty of scope for this - consider approaches like serialising messages only once across all hosts, or pipelining requests.