There's good performance testing of Kask happening; we probably need to also do integration testing for performance to make sure real-world performance for end users is OK.
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T88445 MediaWiki active/active datacenter investigation and work (tracking) | |||
| Stalled | Eevans | T206016 Create a service for session storage | |||
| Resolved | BPirkle | T215533 Enable use of session storage service in MediaWiki | |||
| Resolved | EvanProdromou | T221987 Performance testing of RESTBagOStuff |
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So, one way we could do this is with siege or something similar, hitting a Web page or API endpoint with a session cookie set. We could do a baseline comparison against production (?) and then get similar data for a staging service we set up for T222099.
@aaron we pulled you in for performance discussions before. Do you have any tools that you prefer or recommend for this kind of evaluation?
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@aaron OK. I'm going to maybe just hit a page or run through a script on test wiki with siege or httperf or something similar and see if it starts throwing errors anywhere.