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Must say @prologic the speed of yarnd is much much improved on the RPi on the latest builds. Sub 2 second response times now consistently when it was easily double that or more at times. For an underpowered device on a jerry rigged wireless internet setup in the middle of whoop whoop, that's very impressive for mine π
@eldersnake Yes! π₯³ That's backed up by this graph from my own pod's monitoring:
Per-handler latency: 
Overall p5-/p95 latency: 
overall p50 latency: 
π So yes you _should_ notice a big difference in latency/performance as well as significantly reduced CPU and Memory utilization π€
@eldersnake Yes! π₯³ That's backed up by this graph from my own pod's monitoring:
Per-handler latency:
Overall p5-/p95 latency:
overall p50 latency:
π So yes you _should_ notice a big difference in latency/performance as well as significantly reduced CPU and Memory utilization π€
@eldersnake So... Has there been an overall decrease in system load (_since that's what you meausre_) since upgrading to yarnd v0.6.x? π€
@eldersnake So... Has there been an overall decrease in system load (_since that's what you meausre_) since upgrading to yarnd v0.6.x? π€
@prologic
> Soβ¦ Has there been an overall decrease in system load (since thatβs what you meausre) since upgrading to yarnd v0.6.x? π€
Yes, I'd say so. Load average for the week is 0.08 π