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Mini-benchmark was using total time instead of total transactions (events) to measure performance. This could give inconsistent results, particulary when used to count CPU cycles. This changes the sysbench command to use events x threads in each benchmark job, making the benchmark more informative. When `perf` [1] is available and enabled, mini-benchmark will measure how many CPU cycles are required to do a fixed amount of work/queries. If `perf` is unavailable, mini-benchmark will measure the peak queries per second (QPS) during the execution of this work, regardless of the duration. [1] https://perf.wiki.kernel.org |
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dtrace | ||
MacOSX | ||
policy | ||
rpm | ||
binary-configure.sh | ||
build-tags | ||
ccfilter | ||
CMakeLists.txt | ||
compiler_warnings.supp | ||
db.opt | ||
magic | ||
mariadb-extra.socket.in | ||
mariadb-extra@.socket.in | ||
mariadb.logrotate.sh | ||
mariadb.pc.in | ||
mariadb.service.in | ||
mariadb.socket.in | ||
mariadb@.service.in | ||
mariadb@.socket.in | ||
mini-benchmark.sh | ||
mysql-multi.server.sh | ||
mysql.m4 | ||
mysql.server-sys5.sh | ||
mysql.server.sh | ||
mysqld_multi.server.sh | ||
sysusers.conf.in | ||
tmpfiles.conf.in | ||
use_galera_new_cluster.conf | ||
wsrep.cnf.sh | ||
wsrep_notify.sh |