[ServerEntry] First performance tests take 3...

[Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@gmail.com>]

Some more  !

Another easy improvement, I now get 2950 req/s.

As usual, but this is sometime important to insist : "First, write 
correct code, then improve it" .

"Premature optimization is the root of all evil". D. Knuth.

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[ServerEntry] First performance tests take 4

[Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@gmail.com>]

Some few "minor" improvement permitted some gain : up to 3170 req/s. 
(remember we ware at 1650 req/s yesturday, with a target at 4800 req/s). 
This is twice faster with a few fixes.

We are closing the gap with the 1.5.1 version, and we still have a lot 
of work to do to suppress some duplication of work done.

Some insights :
- MINA counts for 5% of all the time.
- ASN.1 decoding represents 7%, but mainly due to DN parsing (70% out of 
it).
- ASN.1 encoding counts for 3%
- DN parsing represents 15% of the total time. This is because we parse 
far too many times the DNs. As soon as we will store serialized versions 
of DNs into the backend, we will be able to divide by at least 2 this time.
- The SearchRequest handling costs 87% of the time, of which you should 
deduce the DN parsing (10%)

Much more intersting :
- CollectiveAttribute filtering represents around 30% of all the time. 
Pretty costly for a feature almost nobody use !

Those informations just tell that we have many places we can dig to 
improve the server :)

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Re: [ServerEntry] First performance tests take 3...

[Howard Chu <hy...@symas.com>]

Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
> Some more  !
>
> Another easy improvement, I now get 2950 req/s.
>
> As usual, but this is sometime important to insist : "First, write
> correct code, then improve it" .

> "Premature optimization is the root of all evil". D. Knuth.

No disagreement here!  ;)
http://www.openldap.org/devel/programming.html

Though sometimes, when you headed off in the wrong direction in the first 
place, incremental development won't be enough to bring you back. (Referring 
to my latest warning on openldap-devel...)
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