Re: anybody auditing/benchmarking jan kneschkes lighttpd?

* Frank:

>    ./httpbench -k -c 1000 -i 10 -s 5 http://127.0.0.1:8000/README.httpbench
>
> This means that httpbench should open 500 HTTP connections to
> 127.0.0.1:8000, and every 10 connections it should 5 times request "/"
> from the web server there.  The -k tells httpbench to run these 5
> requests over the same TCP connection, using HTTP keep-alive.
>
> The output from httpbench looks something like this:
>
>    connecting to 127.0.0.1 port 8000
>    sample 69 229
>    clat 58
>    clat 59
>    clat 51
>    clat 50
>    clat 52
>
> output from the same test with lighttpd looks like this
>
> sample 257 131
> clat 64
> clat 78
> clat 81
> clat 70
> clat 64
> clat 66
> clat 69
> clat 73
> clat 71
> clat 70
> sample 294 130
> clat 61
> clat 59
> clat 62
> clat 64
> clat 63
> clat 64
> clat 68
> clat 64
> clat 63
> clat 67
> sample 507 162
> clat 56
> clat 63
> clat 74
> clat 68
> clat 70
> clat 74
> clat 75
> clat 77
> clat 72
> clat 71
> sample 309 149

what do these numbers mean in terms of "number of served connections per
second"?

> with apache it's not so pretty.

like how pretty?  just for comparison.

  clemens