On Feb 10, 2009, at 2:29 PM, Jason Rutherglen wrote:
> to be able to benchmark indexing and querying at the same time.
Basically, X threads querying in parallel while writes/commits are
taking place.
I should add "reopens" to the writes/commits
+1 Agreed, this is useful for benchmarking realtime search (which is
some of the motivation for learning and improving the benchmark code).
Definitely.
The other thing I think that would be useful is the ability to
"induce" a collection with certain characteristics. For instance,
perhaps I'd like 1 million documents with a field that that contains
457,893 unique terms in it, spread across those documents. Then, I'd
like to be able to sort on that field and benchmark said sorting,
FieldCaching, etc. I know it takes the randomness out of things, but
in some cases, you want specific characteristics for testing. Of
course, this should all be easy enough with a DocMaker, so no worries
on implementing it.
-Grant
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