Welcome to the Hyperledger Caliper project. Caliper is a blockchain performance benchmark framework, which allows users to test different blockchain solutions with predefined use cases, and get a set of performance test results.
Currently supported blockchain solutions:
- fabric v1.0+, the lastest version that has been verified is v1.1.0
- sawtooth 1.0+
- Iroha 1.0 beta-3
- Burrow 1.0
Hyperledger Composer is also supported.
Currently supported performance indicators:
- Success rate
- Transaction/Read throughput
- Transaction/Read latency(minimum, maximum, average, percentile)
- Resource consumption (CPU, Memory, Network IO,...)
See contact performance and scale workgroup to find out the definitions and corresponding measurement methods.
For more information on using Caliper please consult the documentation site
If you have any issues using Caliper that the documentation does not help you solve, please reach out to us through the following methods:
- RocketChat Please feel free to contact us on Rocket Chat (instant messaging). We monitor that channel as close as possible, but even if you don't have a problem that needs resolving, why not jump on and say hi ... we'd love to hear from you about your experiences and any new features you think we should work on.
- Issues Feel free to raise an issue if you are facing a Caliper related problem
Caliper interacts with multiple blockchain technologies and consequently it might be an issue with the underlying blockchain technology being interacted with. You can seek specific help on these technologies within the following Rocket Chat channels:
We welcome contributions to the Caliper code base. Please see Contributing for more information.
The Caliper codebase is release under the Apache 2.0 license. Any documentation developed by the Caliper Project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You may obtain a copy of the license, titled CC-BY-4.0, at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.