Dyno
A dyno tells you what an engine actually puts down. The spec sheet is a claim; the rollers are a measurement. This one straps the site down every night: a GitHub Action builds main, weighs what would go over the wire, and records a pull.
- all pages, Brotli
- worker bundle, gzip
- client assets, Brotli
- dashed: recorded by hand before this series existed
Recent pulls
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The request for the series failed, so the chart stays empty rather than drawn from a guess. /garage/dyno/pulls.html has it as plain HTML.
Every number here is deterministic: identical source bytes weigh the same every time, so a flat line means nothing changed rather than that nothing was measured. Sampled figures are deliberately absent, because wrangler check startup read 9.6, 7.6, 6.4 and 16.4 ms across bytes nobody touched, and charting that would draw weather. A dyno with a wandering needle is a decoration. Raw series at /garage/dyno.json.
