At 06:26 PM 11/9/2015 +0000, Jonathan Druart wrote:

2015-11-09 17:56 GMT+00:00 Paul A <paul.a@navalmarinearchive.com>:

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At 04:30 PM 11/9/2015 +0000, Jonathan Druart wrote:

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Hi devs,

Please have a look at the these benchmarks:

http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Benchmark_for_3.22

I let you draw the appropriate conclusions.

Jonathan,

Is there a write up (perhaps specific code examples) on how these benchmarks are obtained? How fast are the machines (server and client)? allow any caching? if from a work station, what browser, and how is latency compensated for?

For example, using one of our cataloguers' workstations -- not exactly modern, cache disabled, and using a 10/100 ethernet card on our Gigabit LAN -- with Firebug "Net", I can "add item" in 1.66s (onload: 1.68s) -- the actual POST additem.pl is 698ms, and nearly all the remainder is GETting the various *.js (utilities.js slowest at 156ms) and *.css (skin.css slowest at 125ms)

But -- I'm maybe comparing "apples and pears" to the benchmarks on the Wiki.

Yes you are, see first lines on the wiki page.

Thanks for the pointer. Next week I can probably mirror our prod. machine back to a sandbox. Is your script specific to 3.16|18 or should it run on 3.8.24 on Ubuntu 14.04? If there's a chance of success, I can certainly give it a try... Best -- Paul