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Benchmarking the Scalability of BSD and Linux

Posted by michael on from the pedal-to-the-metal dept.

Fefe writes "I recently did some benchmarks for a talk about scalable network programming I held at Linux Kongress 2003. The benchmark results turned out to be surprising enough to present them on their own. This ought to end those pesky flame wars about whose IP stack or memory management scales better. Or maybe not."

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  1. If this website is on Linux or BSD by floydman · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Then its slashdoted :)

    well, Down on your knees, for beyond you is the great Slashdotter......

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  2. I like English humor. by Futurepower(R) · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I like English humor. When I was in N.Z., I thought the Wizard was funny. (He's English, of course.) Recently he told me he is retiring. No more wizardry. No more British Conservative Army.

  3. I'M A GERMANIZED HONEY BEE!!! by pr0ntab · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Arbeit macht frei!

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  4. Re:FreeBSD may be dying but it's fast! by Illbay · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Interesting. You get a "Funny" mod for this, and I got modded to "0, Troll" on another thread recently for making the same joke.

    Who do you have to know around here?

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  5. Re:FreeBSD may be dying but it's fast! by Almost-Retired · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    A good discussion, thank you.

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