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test high throughput #11

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opened 2024-05-24 21:54:42 +02:00 by taeer · 0 comments
taeer commented 2024-05-24 21:54:42 +02:00
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we should set up a benchmark for how the system handles many accounts / high throughput of actions.

this will likely have bad performance until we make a bunch of other changes, but once we have it set up we can see how changes we make affect the performance.

one open question for me is will it even be possible to run this kind of test on VMs. maybe all the numbers in question (speed, # of accounts, # of actions) will just scale down, but it might also just be impossible to gauge accurately how it translates to running on hardware, the environments are very different.

we should set up a benchmark for how the system handles many accounts / high throughput of actions. this will likely have bad performance until we make a bunch of other changes, but once we have it set up we can see how changes we make affect the performance. one open question for me is will it even be possible to run this kind of test on VMs. maybe all the numbers in question (speed, # of accounts, # of actions) will just scale down, but it might also just be impossible to gauge accurately how it translates to running on hardware, the environments are very different.
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