> > Here are more details on these perftests with charts > > - https://github.com/valyala/ybc/wiki/Creating-scalable-memcache-client- > > in-Go . These charts show that go-memcached becomes faster than the > > original memcached in all tests with more than 32 concurrent workers. > > This is interesting. The numbers seem to be a little off of what we'd > expect given previous tests, but looks like you've given enough > information here for people to understand it. dormando's got tests > that drive the server quite a bit hardr, but I'm not sure how it scales > across different hardware.
Older versions can do a few million fetches/sec, newest version was doing 11 million on some decent hardware and had much better thread scalability. See the list archives and mc-crusher on my github page. Your numbers are pretty good for a Go thing though? Maybe mc-crusher can push it harder, too.
