[Rule-list] test reports and benchmarks
hairylarry at deltaboogie.com
hairylarry at deltaboogie.com
Fri Apr 26 01:08:04 EEST 2002
Hi,
Here's my idea. We make a test program that benchmarks rule
installs. For instance after a successful slinky install I could run this
program. The user would be prompted to enter his test pc number
which would be printed at the top of the report. All results would be
dumped to a test file with a time stamp in the filename. Perhaps even
in a format that would easily import into mysql.
The program would detect disksizes, memory installed, etc. and
write this info to the file.
Then it would run some simple benchmarks on disk speed, cpu mips
and flops, etc. and write this info to the file.
Finally it would time some program loads and unloads, possibly even
some programs running scripts. These should be programs in the
rule install of course. It would record start and stop time and write
this info to the file.
Perhaps the install logs should be included. If slinky wrote a version
specific stamp to the install log we could automatically detect which
version of slinky did the install and include that. Otherwise the user
will have to enter this important information.
We probably want to record disk usage too. And probably some
other stuff I haven't thought about.
Then there would have to be an easy procedure for importing this into
a test database. Maybe emailing it to testresults at rule-project.org.
Then all test results, fully benchmarked, would be available for
viewing on the web page without any key work at all.
The first step, of course, would to be to look at existing linux
benchmark programs. Anyone have any suggestions?
All comments are appreciated.
Thanks,
Larry
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