So that left Bbetty, wow. This machine is much faster than Aarchie, its sibling Aarch64. The same benchmarks I was running on Aarchie were completed in half the time:
As my optimizations didn't work on Aarchie, I was pretty sure they weren't going to work on Bbetty either, but for the sake of curiosity I decided to test them and here are the results:
Average run time was about: 25.64 seconds, 0.02 faster, but again like Aarchie, this was a small sample out of many I did and they weren't always reliably faster.
I doubled the amount of SET operations to 2 million to see if there were any efficiencies gained, because perhaps there might be some if there was more requests processed? I got average run times of about 51.435 seconds. A big giveaway whether optimizations gained from my code changes would be to check the throughput of the requests per second completed. They remained relatively the same if not a bit lower sometimes than the non modified code. So I'm pretty sure I can conclude my changes have failed to produce any optimizations.
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