| 11 | | Regarding the exact values: I don't give them any credit, I'm only interested in the ''variation'' between them. As you mention, the lab is not the same as the field. They are going to change machine-to-machine (they'd change using the same machine under different workload as well), and I'm lucky to have a powerful computer. The local experiment also discounts all network traffic, which accounts for big parts of TTFB. However, something worth noting is that using curl, or the manual step, or the CI actions we push to codehealth all land in the same ballpark, so it's not completely random either. |
| | 11 | Regarding the exact values: I don't give them any credit, I'm only interested in the ''variation'' between them. As you mention, the lab is not the same as the field. They are going to change machine-to-machine (they'd change using the same machine under different workload as well), and I'm lucky to have a powerful computer. The local experiment also discounts all network traffic, which accounts for big parts of TTFB. However, something worth noting is that using curl, or the manual step, or the GitHub CI actions we push to codehealth from Gutenberg all land in the same ballpark, so it's not completely random either. |