Ovanes Markarian

``` $ mkvirtualenv ntest > Overwriting ntest/lib/python2.7/site.py with new content > New python executable in ntest/bin/python2.7 > Not overwriting existing python script ntest/bin/python (you must use ntest/bin/python2.7) > Installing setuptools,...

Well, I was thinking it'd be enough to install `nodeenv` globally and just "convert" python's virtualenv to node.js environment... I wonder, why global `nodeenv` can't use the currently selected environment?...

Thanks for the quick reply! My use case is pretty simple. I'd like to perf test redis in a similar way as redis benchmark, but with more customized control. Obviously,...

Thanks a lot for an incredible devotion and quick implementation. I gave the implementation a try and here are my thoughts: Generally, I'd like to skip the entire result's payload...

Ivan thanks a lot for your explanation. This is exactly what I was looking for. Over the next few days I'll gather some data, to give you insights on performance...

Sorry for the delay. Below are my findings: ### Test Setup * All tests were run on an AWS C4.8xlarge instance. * To minimize the network latency Redis and Redis...

I put more thoughts into the test result interpretation...

@basiliscos Unfortunately, I don't fully understand that question: > It also interesting, how you get the numbers for `redis benchmark` row. IMO `redis-benchmark` commands that were used are in the...

What I've found out, and that flow wasn't documented, is that one needs to unbind the endpoints from the socket first. I ended up writing a `socket_wrapper` class having the...

yes, this more just for the future knowledge... Currently there are no clashes, but names like `context_t` or `socket_t` might very likely be used by POSIX. On the other hand,...