Changing the description of -c to Number of workers to run concurrently... and -q to in queries per worker per second..... This will clarify that the c flag is used to define the number of threads and -q is actually the number of requests per worker per second.
Motivated by #140 #143 and #158
Use Cases:
Someone who uses the duration (-z) flag, and want to set the total number of queries per second:
Recognize that QPS (queries per second) is -c times -q
Someone who wants to send 2,000 total number of queries without changing -n:
Recognize that -c is not the total number of requests and would set -c as 10 because the default -n is 200 so 200 * 10 = 2,000 queries
This makes more sense as a first impression, but I'm open to any recommendations!
Changing the description of -c to
Number of workers to run concurrently...
and -q toin queries per worker per second....
. This will clarify that the c flag is used to define the number of threads and -q is actually the number of requests per worker per second.Motivated by #140 #143 and #158
Use Cases:
-c
times-q
-n
:-c
is not the total number of requests and would set-c
as 10 because the default-n
is 200 so200 * 10 = 2,000 queries
This makes more sense as a first impression, but I'm open to any recommendations!