| Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE added a comment. |
However, what would be much more useful to know, would be the distribution of checks that exceeded that limit and were handled by SPARQL.
Well, that’s the “Type Check Runtimes” and “Type Check Distribution” panels… which information exactly do you want to have? The number of entities checked doesn’t make sense in SPARQL.
What kind of change are we expecting there?
In the “Type Check Runtime” panel, I would expect the times of PHP checks to increase slightly, and the times of SPARQL checks probably wouldn’t change (their rate should decrease, but we don’t currently plot that). However, the overall time of “type constraint” and “value type constraint” checks, as shown in the “Constraint Check Upper Runtime” panel (first panel on the dashboard), should hopefully decrease somewhat. (Perhaps we should the overall runtime of constraint checks with those two types into a separate panel, and show there not just the upper runtime but also some percentiles.)
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