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When using -P, a single request will randomly select a peer, while benchmarking will round-robin between peers.
It would be nice to support some sort of a --fanout option to fanout a request to all peers. E.g.,
$ yab -p 1.1.1.1:1 -p 2.2.2.2:2 moe --health
1.1.1.1:1
[ health output]
2.2.2.2:2
[ health output ]
Benchmarking with --fanout should benchmark each individual host:port individually and return results so we can easily determine which instance is slower.
When using
-P
, a single request will randomly select a peer, while benchmarking will round-robin between peers.It would be nice to support some sort of a
--fanout
option to fanout a request to all peers. E.g.,Benchmarking with
--fanout
should benchmark each individual host:port individually and return results so we can easily determine which instance is slower.cc: @nomis52
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