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[atlas] Taking the fuzz our of client cache results
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Philip Homburg
philip.homburg at ripe.net
Sat May 17 20:59:09 CEST 2014
Hi Mark, On 2014/05/17 20:24 , Mark Delany wrote: > Also, a pre-primed query would presumably cost twice as many credits since > it's really running two queries. > > Do others think a primed cache query is of use? And, are there ways of > achieving this already? I'm just focusing on what is already there. If you are using oneoffs, then just running two oneoffs a minute apart should do what you want. If you want a periodic measurement then we have an (apparently undocumented) option to prefix the query with the probe's ID and the current time. This should also give the desired effect. Philip
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