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This repository contains the results and analysis of an experiment conducted to compare the performance of two servers located in different geographical regions: the United States and Europe.
Moreover, it compares the impact between full (Full page) and partial responses (Single Rails Turbo-Frame).
The experiment was conducted from a laptop situated in Berlin.
.csv:Contains the raw data files generated from the experiment.analyze.R: R script for data analysis and visualization.bench.sh: Bash script to run the experiment.README.md: Provides an overview of the experiment and its results.
The experiment involved four distinct groups, each representing a combination of server location and the type of response. The groups were structured as follows:
- US Server (Full Response): Server located in the United States providing full response.
- US Server (Partial Response): Server located in the United States providing partial response (Single Rails Turbo-Frame).
- Europe Server (Full Response): Server located in Europe providing full response.
- Europe Server (Partial Response): Server located in Europe providing partial response (Single Rails Turbo-Frame).
For each group, a series of HTTP requests were sent to the respective
server using Apache Bench (ab) with specific configurations. The
response times for each request were recorded and analyzed to compare
the performance of the servers under different conditions.
The collected data was imported into R, outliers were removed, and the cleaned dataset was then visualized using a boxplot to gain insights into the distribution and comparison of response times across different experimental conditions.
