Scripts to easily facilitate benchmarking on Linux.
This is a rewrite of my current bash/R benchmarking scripts to bring them into the 21st century, remove their dependence on R and make it fully available for anyone to use. This has extended substantially to allow for easy measurements for power consumptions for machines that support the RAPL framework. Contributions welcome.
Clone the repo and run a benchmark. To run the zstd benchmark simply (${testidentifier} is optional):
git clone https://github.com/sunnyflunk/benchmarking-tools.git
cd benchmarking-tools
./run-benchmark.sh zstd ${testidentifier}
./run-power-benchmark.sh zstd ${testidentifier}
To view an organized summary of the results of the zstd benchmark:
./generate-results.sh zstd
./generate-power-results.sh zstd
To generate a perf analysis of the zstd benchmark run:
./analyze-benchmark.sh zstd ${testidentifier}
Benchmarks are very simple to create, once you know the commands to run. Converting it to the right format is extremely easy and can probably just copy an existing one. A list of benchmarks can be found here