Disclaimers first: I'm not a performance expert. Jepsen as a tool and company doesn't focus on performance. Jepsen workloads are designed to find safety bugs, which often stresses things like concurrency control mechanisms. They don't necessarily reflect "real" behavior.
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Any benchmark is going to depend heavily on hardware, kernel tuning, network, request size, contention, concurrency, pipelining, compression, locality, etc. Totally normal to see a 10x difference in goodput. When RDX Works says Olympia can do 50 TPS, that's entirely reasonable!
