From: <Use...@zo...> - 2008-03-22 15:22:16
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of...@wa...(?scar Fuentes) 22.03.08 00:43 Once upon a time "?scar Fuentes " shaped the electrons to say... >Use...@zo... (Rainer Zocholl) >writes: >> Take outmost care when benchmarking! >> Times in VMs are not reliable. >My stopwatch is very reliable, and it agrees with both VMWare and >coLinux :-) Ok. You didn't mention independed mesurement. >> AFAIK VMware is "optimzed" to win such bench marks. >> VMware looses on file and netaccess, aka: real world ;-( >This is not a benchmark. It is real-world work and I must execute it >dozens of times per day. Ok, your need CPU time, right, not IO. >> But comparing VMware with colinux is unfair, anyway. >Why? VMware is much much older, developed by a payed team driven by comerical interrest (you know EMC,the owner of VMware.) Colinux is mainly based on vulantary (great) work of some nice guys like Henry et al. But you are right: If there is a factor of 2 to 3 in performance waste, it might be worth a view. But 4 me "stability" is more important: I can simply buy more GHz clocks with the next chip releases. >> Maybe you can post a link to your benchmark programm? >If you insist, I'll locate a project that shows a similar behaviour, >as my test suite uses a fairly common approach. I think that would be a good idea, so i'll "insist" ;-) |