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It looks like Cypress.io launched a massive marketing campaign and one of their selling points that it is '...Much, much, faster than selenium.'
I wrote a test suite of about 5 tests which go through a list of typical login screen validations.
I've used Watir for the selenium-based tests.
Cypress.io execution time 16 seconds.
Watir execution time 13 seconds.
Has anyone come across any proper speed comparison for these tools?
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I have learned in class that driving a car is considered as partially because AI can't know what the other driver's emotion is nor what is around the corner. Or in some case chess, it is fully observable because the AI can see both AI's piece and opponent piece. But what about knitting? does it need to see around its own environment? is it deterministic because there's no miscalculation?
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I have a K8s-Cluster running which had some Pods/Statefulsets running PostgreSQL.
As PersistenVolumes I only have a NFS-Shares. Now the performance of the PostgreSQL is getting slower.
Can it be related to the fact I'm using NFS-Shares?
What should I use instead?
Yes, it could be one of the reason since it is network file system, any glitches or high load could performance issue with the underlying application and it is always best to use the block storage like Ceph, amazon ebs etc.
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I am trying to understand the cost of performance hit it will take and the task required at hand for entry point.
For instance, it makes sense to compress the images before uploading the source - The client.
But at the same time if run the compression algorithm. Would't it take the hit for performance?
I run React on server (NodeJS), so I have one more layer, So shall client or NodejS server ( Front-end server ) or backend server take the compression part? We store these images in s3 eventually.
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Is it preferable to use AngularJs for large and complex enterprise application , which in turn will use Internet Explorer 8 as client.
Choosing technology stack for developing applications would be subjective. You may go through various points mentioned on this link and learn more about AngularJS's IE8 compatibility.
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If you could wave the magic wand and fix something in the GAE 1.5.5 documentation that have caused you lost time, grief, or missed opportunities, what would they be?
Now that the Datastore reads is a crucial quota in our billing, I would like to read something about the "Datastore reads costs" since only the write part is covered.