User:Rishabhnambia: Difference between revisions

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====Setting up a Development Environment====

:I wasn’t sure if this project falls under the Sugar-~~Web~~ projects or the Sugar projects.

:I wasn’t sure if this project falls under the Sugar-Desktop projects or the Sugar Web projects so for a relevant screening task, you can check a Sugarizer deployment I’ve done at http://rishabhn.xyz:8080/

:I've deployed Sugarizer on my Raspberry Pi 3 and a VPS with Docker and without it.

:It works really well and I haven’t run into any major issues.

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~~[[File:Locustsugarizersmaller.png|center]]~~

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~~====Workload Analysis for sugarizer-server====~~

~~:I've been testing the page load times for some activities using Locust, a user load testing tool written in Python that lets you test site performance by swarming it with users.~~

:This will fulfill one of the tasks in the node.js performance analysis of sugarizer-server which lets us know the size of the file download per page/activity and response times as the number of users increases.This analysis will be important when I run them on the Raspberry Pi WiFi AP along with the other tasks in parallel. I will try to replace this section with a more complete analysis as soon as possible.

~~:''PS:'' ''This screenshot is not a good indicator of real-world performance because:''~~

~~::* 300 users~~

~~::* 30 requests/second~~

====Describe a great learning experience you had as a child.====

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 ====Setting up a Development Environment====
-:I wasn’t sure if this project falls under the Sugar-Web projects or the Sugar projects.
+:I wasn’t sure if this project falls under the Sugar-Desktop projects or the Sugar Web projects so for a relevant screening task, you can check a Sugarizer deployment I’ve done at http://rishabhn.xyz:8080/
 :I've deployed Sugarizer on my Raspberry Pi 3 and a VPS with Docker and without it.
 :It works really well and I haven’t run into any major issues.
-:
-[[File:Locustsugarizersmaller.png|center]]
-:
-====Workload Analysis for sugarizer-server====
-:I've been testing the page load times for some activities using Locust, a user load testing tool written in Python that lets you test site performance by swarming it with users.
-:This will fulfill one of the tasks in the node.js performance analysis of sugarizer-server which lets us know the size of the file download per page/activity and response times as the number of users increases.This analysis will be important when I run them on the Raspberry Pi WiFi AP along with the other tasks in parallel. I will try to replace this section with a more complete analysis as soon as possible.
-:''PS:'' ''This screenshot is not a good indicator of real-world performance because:''
-::* 300 users
-::* 30 requests/second
 ====Describe a great learning experience you had as a child.====