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I'd like to use this tool to benchmark a web service in the same way the popular TechEmpower benchmarks are performed.
"How is each test run?" Each test is executed as follows:
Restart the database servers.
Start the platform and framework using their start-up mechanisms.
Run a 5-second primer at 8 client-concurrency to verify that the server is in fact running. These results are not captured.
Run a 15-second warmup at 256 client-concurrency to allow lazy-initialization to execute and just-in-time compilation to run. These results are not captured.
Run a 15-second captured test for each of the concurrency levels (or iteration counts) exercised by the test type. Concurrency-variable test types are tested at 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, and 512 client-side concurrency. The high-concurrency plaintext test type is tested at 256, 1,024, 4,096, and 16,384 client-side concurrency.
Stop the platform and framework.
Is it possible to specify/overwrite a benchmark file's main properties (base URL, iterations, concurrency, etc) via command line parameters to avoid creating many nearly duplicate benchmark plan files?
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I'd like to use this tool to benchmark a web service in the same way the popular TechEmpower benchmarks are performed.
Is it possible to specify/overwrite a benchmark file's main properties (base URL, iterations, concurrency, etc) via command line parameters to avoid creating many nearly duplicate benchmark plan files?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: