Обсуждение: GSoC 2019 - report & feedback
Good morning, PostgreSQL developers :)
I am Ilaria, this GSoC’s student for the Performance Farm project, regarding collection of Postgres performance test results generated by a Python script. It is still a work in progress - I mostly rewrote last year’s code, the API right now has a slightly different structure and I transposed the website from React to Vue.js - but the structure is up, stable and running at the moment, and it can be shown to receive feedback.
At the moment accounts are hand-made and the whole authentication process is temporary (as well as unsecured network), since the project is still being tested and tweaked.
The website runs at http://140.211.168.111/
I set up a testing account:
Username: www
Password: postgres-www
For anyone who is interested in reading more about it and setting it up, here are the docs:
Previous version: https://github.com/PGPerfFarm/pgperffarm/tree/dev
Note that the most relevant missing features are:
- customisable time span of status page
- client code (Python script to generate results) still buggy, issues with paths
- missing postgresql.org authentication (work in progress!)
Feel free to leave me any suggestions and ask any questions :)
Ilaria
On 2019-08-25 09:35, Ila B. wrote: <snip> > For anyone who is interested in reading more about it and setting it > up, here are the docs: > https://github.com/PGPerfFarm/pgperffarm/tree/master > <https://github.com/PGPerfFarm/pgperffarm/tree/master> > Previous version: https://github.com/PGPerfFarm/pgperffarm/tree/dev > <https://github.com/PGPerfFarm/pgperffarm/tree/dev> > > Note that the most relevant missing features are: > - customisable time span of status page > - client code (Python script to generate results) still buggy, issues > with paths > - missing postgresql.org <http://postgresql.org/> authentication (work > in progress!) > > Feel free to leave me any suggestions and ask any questions :) Looks like you've spent a bunch of time on it. :) Just logged in, and although I can see various machines already set up, there don't seem to be any test results I can look through. Was hoping there would be, as I'm a bit unclear (personally) what kind of perf testing is done, and/or how the results are displayed. ;) Looked through the GitHub repo, the readme and report.md seemed focused on the specifics of the web application, not really covering the info of "what does this do?" in a way I (a complete newbie to your project) would grok. Maybe add some screenshots near the top of the GitHub readme, and the website landing page, showing a completed perf testing result would fix the info gap? :) Regards and best wishes, Justin Clift