cuddle on Nostr: npub1t7dmr…zpqpp npub1se2qs…pwyku it might sound silly, but it's likely depends ...
npub1t7dmr2xue8zaxsxhy2xkdja0nx6f8cu8y8l7hfksw98y773djkgquzpqpp (npub1t7d…pqpp) npub1se2qsyy9ucvgn29zyz0sl3qk0w9q52zks5ldd6enwepgyl0e4u7q5pwyku (npub1se2…wyku) it might sound silly, but it's likely depends on the distro that you're using/deploying.
Things like selinux, apparmor, systemd, can reasonably slow down the performance. Some distros also compile packages with extra security layer, (e.g. RHEL variants, alpine linux), making the performance goes a bit downward, but generally unnoticeable and can effectively increase overall system security.
I think a better way to benchmark this is to compile FreeBSD and Gentoo (non-systemd) from source, and then installation (both have same specs) and then test several things on them.
Things like selinux, apparmor, systemd, can reasonably slow down the performance. Some distros also compile packages with extra security layer, (e.g. RHEL variants, alpine linux), making the performance goes a bit downward, but generally unnoticeable and can effectively increase overall system security.
I think a better way to benchmark this is to compile FreeBSD and Gentoo (non-systemd) from source, and then installation (both have same specs) and then test several things on them.