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db_bench: Allow running multiple benchmarks each with its own configuration #220
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This is a new db_bench feature
db_bench allows running multiple benchmarks in a single invocation. However, all of the benchmarks share the same configuration
This feature will allow a user to override the common configuration and have each benchmark run with its own (possibly unique) configuration.
For example (Just to demo the idea):
Common options:
option1 = A
option2 = B
Benchmarks:
b1 option1=A, option2=B
b2 option1=A1
b3 option3=C
The outcome:
b1 option1=A, option2=B, option3=default
b2 option1=A1, option2=B, option3=default
b3 option1=A, option2=B, option3=C
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