Skip and redact network-burst-throttled throughput data#96
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AWS network burst limits make some throughput combos unreliable. Define the unreliable combos once and apply them in two places: - scripts/throughput_skip_sizes.json: sizes that throttle to the network baseline (t4g.micro and r7g.medium at 65536 B). The throughput workflow skips them on new runs; build_data.py redacts them from the website JSON. - scripts/website_hidden_instances.json: z1d.large is still benchmarked but hidden from all charts (its large-message throughput is bandwidth-bound). README documents both. Close #90
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AWS network burst limits make some throughput combos unreliable. Define the unreliable combos once and apply them in two places:
README documents both.
Close #90