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Performance Testing
Keith Sterling edited this page Aug 18, 2017
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This will be done using Locust. More data to follow once I have something up and running
This will be done using Locust. More data to follow once I have something up and running
I currently use a combination of CProfile, pyprof2calltree, and qcachegrind
Based on the blog Profiling Python using cProfile
cProfile Already installed as default to Python 3
Install pyprof2calltree pip3 install pyprof2calltree
qcachegrind brew install qcachegrind
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