After running this command: hey -c 10 -n 200 [URL] I consistently get a histogram that looks like this:
The histogram is never correct, even if I change -c or -n. It always shows exactly one "quick" request (~0.023s) and almost all of the rest is in some random bucket (0.673s on the screenshot). You can see that it's wrong when you compare the histogram to "Latency distribution" and "Summary" sections.
After running this command:
hey -c 10 -n 200 [URL]
I consistently get a histogram that looks like this:The histogram is never correct, even if I change
-c
or-n
. It always shows exactly one "quick" request (~0.023s) and almost all of the rest is in some random bucket (0.673s on the screenshot). You can see that it's wrong when you compare the histogram to "Latency distribution" and "Summary" sections.