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    SubjectRe: Minutes from Feb 21 LSE Call - publishing performance data
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    On Mon, 2003-02-24 at 10:20, Gerrit Huizenga wrote:

    >
    > We do have a few papers out there, check OLS for the large database
    > workload one that steps through 2.4 performance changes (stock
    > 2.4 vs. a set of patches we pushed to UL & RHAT) that increase
    > database performance about, oh, I forget, 5-fold... And there
    > is occasional other data sent out on web server stuff, some
    > microbenchmark data (see the continuing stream of data from mbligh,
    > for instance). Also, the contest data, OSDL data, etc. etc.
    > shows comparisons and trends for anyone who cares to pay attention.
    >
    > It *would* be nice if someone could publish a compedium of performance
    > data, but that would be asking a lot...
    >
    > gerrit
    > -

    OSDL is trying to provide something like this for the 2.5 kernel. It is
    an interest we have to provide this sort of data. We have been building
    database workload information and generating test results from our STP
    test framework.

    We are in the midst of creating content for a Linux Stability Results
    web page. http://www.osdl.org/projects/26lnxstblztn/results/ There is
    a great desire on our part to share good performance data for the kernel
    as it evolves. I would like to ask you guys what would you like to
    see on page like this? I feel that we could create a single site where
    anyone can get access to performance and reliability information about
    the Linux kernel as we move toward the 2.6 version.

    The page is set up now so that anyone can contribute content to the page
    by editing an html template file to point to test and performance data.
    If anyone is interested in this concept, email me privately or
    cliffw@osdl.org


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    Craig Thomas <craiger@osdl.org>
    OSDL

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